Volume 26, Issue 1 pp. 225-227
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Prenatal diagnosis of a dup(3p) with holoprosencephaly

Dr. Yves Gillerot

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Dr. Yves Gillerot

Department of Human Genetics, Institut de Morphologie Pathologique, Loverval and Centre d'Etude de la Stérilité et de L'Orthogénisme, Charleroi, Belgium

Department of Human Genetics, Institut de Morphologie Pathologique, Allée des Templiers, 41, 6270 Loverval, BelgiumSearch for more papers by this author
Jean Hustin

Jean Hustin

Department of Human Genetics, Institut de Morphologie Pathologique, Loverval and Centre d'Etude de la Stérilité et de L'Orthogénisme, Charleroi, Belgium

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Lucien Koulischer

Lucien Koulischer

Department of Human Genetics, Institut de Morphologie Pathologique, Loverval and Centre d'Etude de la Stérilité et de L'Orthogénisme, Charleroi, Belgium

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Vincent Viteux

Vincent Viteux

Department of Human Genetics, Institut de Morphologie Pathologique, Loverval and Centre d'Etude de la Stérilité et de L'Orthogénisme, Charleroi, Belgium

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Giovanni NeriJohn M. Opitz
First published: January 1987
Citations: 21

Abstract

The prenatal diagnosis of dup(3p) was made in a female conceptus, the father being a known carrier of a balanced translocation t(3;10)(p21;q26). Interruption of pregnancy at 19 weeks showed a fetus with a holoprosencephaly field defect. Two other cases of dup(3p) have been observed in the same family. The malfor-mations were different in each of the 3 patients, suggesting a considerable degree of variability of dup(3p).

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