[69, XXY triploidy in a liveborn infant].

Cesk Patol

Ustav lekárskej biológie LF UK, Bratislava.

Published: August 1992

Triploidy 69, XXY was described in a liveborn foetus weighing 760 g. Diagnosis was based on postmortal cytogenetical analysis.

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