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Absence of 9q22-9qter in trisomy 9 does not prevent a Dandy-Walker phenotype.

American journal of medical genetics - 18 Dec 2000

von Kaisenberg C S, Caliebe A, Krams M, Hackelöer B J, Jonat W

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We report on a female fetus with partial trisomy 9 due to a reciprocal translocation in the mother. Routine ultrasound examination at 23 weeks showed hypoplasia of the cerebellar vermis, dilated foramen Magendii, and dilatation of the cisterna magna. Due to the poor prognosis, the parents opted for termination of pregnancy. A postmortem examination confirmed caudal hypoplasia and dysplasia of the cerebellar...

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