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Case Reports
. 1988 Aug;147(6):645-8.
doi: 10.1007/BF00442483.

Partial tetrasomy 9 in an infant with clinical and radiological evidence of multiple joint dislocations

F Calvieri  1 , C Tozzi, C Benincori, M V De Merulis, A Bellussi, M Genuardi, G Neri
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Partial tetrasomy 9 in an infant with clinical and radiological evidence of multiple joint dislocations

F Calvieri et al. Eur J Pediatr. 1988 Aug.

Abstract

We report on an infant with partial tetrasomy of chromosome 9 due to the presence in her peripheral lymphocytes and in 55% of skin fibroblasts of an isochromosome 9 comprised of the p arm and of a portion of the q arm extending to band q21.1. The phenotype is comparable to that of other cases with a similar chromosome aberration, with multiple joint dislocations as a prominent manifestation.

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