An r(22)(p11→q13) in a moderately mentally retarded girl
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An r(22) was detected in a 6-year-old female patient with growth retardation, IQ of 45, and a lower quotient for verbal performance. She presents some other minor anomalies. The break and fusion points probably were at p11 and q13.
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Internal Medicine Female Patient Metabolic Disease Growth Retardation Verbal Performance
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