A Study of the Chromosomes in 86 Cases with Congenital Malformations of Extremities

doi:https://doi.org/10.2183/pjab1945.47.658

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A Study of the Chromosomes in 86 Cases with Congenital Malformations of Extremities

Toshitake Kurata,Tetsuji KADOTANI-1971-01-01-Proceedings of the Japan Academy

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The chromosomes are studied in 86 cases with congenital malformations of extremities. Two cases had abnormal karyotypes: one showed 47, XXX and the other 45, X/46, XX. The remaining 84 cases were found to possess a normal karyotype. The parents so far studied were chromosomally normal.

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The chromosomes are studied in 86 cases with congenital malformations of extremities. Two cases had abnormal karyotypes: one showed 47, XXX and the other 45, X/46, XX. The remaining 84 cases were found to possess a normal karyotype. The parents so far studied were chromosomally normal.

Keywords

KaryotypeCongenital malformationsMedicineDermatoglyphicsChromosomeAnatomyPathologyPediatrics

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