A new case of deletion 1q42 syndrome.

Clin Genet

Clinic of Gynecology and Obstetrics, Department of Clinical Genetics, Medical Academy Carl Gustav Carus, Dresden, German Democratic Republic.

Published: April 1989

We report a 1 8/12-year-old male with a de novo deletion of 1q42. The case is compared with 23 others from the literature. The clinical manifestations of our patient correspond with the phenotype of previous reports.

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