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BOY WITH SEIZURES (WEST SYNDROME) AND DISTAL 7q DUPLICATION SYNDROME DUE TO AN UNBALANCED 7q;9p TRANSLOCATION
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Genetic Counseling
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January 1, 2008
- Author:
- Tuysuz, B; Demirel, A; Uysal, S; Beyer, V; Bartsch, O
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Summary: Boy with seizures (West syndrome) and distal 7q duplication syndrome due to an unbalanced 7q;9p translocation: We report a 15 month old boy with prominent metopic suture, epicanthal folds, strabismus, low-set ears, microretrognathia, large anterior fontanel, bilateral simian creases, muscular hypotonia, and severe psychomotor retardation. He also had West syndrome. An electroencephalogram showed hypsarrythmia, and cranial MR indicated a myelinisation delay. Standard karyotyping showed additional material on one chromosome 9p. Using FISH, a terminal 7q duplication spanning 26 Mb in size and a terminal 9p deletion sized (at least) 9.1 Mb were identified. The father had a karyotype of ...