Abstract
Ultrasound in pregnancy has become standard of care, resulting in an increased number of antenatally diagnosed fetal anomalies. It isimportant to have a consistent approach to the management of these abnormalities. This may include offering termination of pregnancy,standard care or non-aggressive/palliative care. A categorisation of anomalies and management options is proposed to assist with thesedecisions, underpinned by an ethical framework.
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