Ring chromosome 6 in a child with minimal abnormalities

American Journal of Medical Genetics
A CarnevaleD Dominguez

Abstract

We describe a boy with a ring chromosome 6 and short stature, mild micrognathia, and bilateral transitional/simian creases. Five other patients with a ring 6 have been reported. The clinical and cytogenetic observations of all six patients are compared and discussed.

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