Interstitial deletion of chromosome 7p detected antenatally
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An interstitial deletion in chromosome 7p13p15, detected antenatally, was associated with multiple fetal anomalies including asymmetrical skull, low set ears, bifid thumbs, and pyloric adenomyosis.
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An interstitial deletion in chromosome 7(p13p15) detected in amniotic fluid cells is presented. After termination, the fetus was noted to have an asymmetrical skull, low set ears, a flattened nose, bifid thumbs and right big toe, pyloric adenomyosis, hypospadias, and simian creases. A brief comparison is made with previously reported cases involving deletions of 7p, including those associated with craniosynostosis.
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Courtesy of the U.S. National Library of Medicine
Courtesy of the U.S. National Library of Medicine