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A 92,XXXY Miscarriage Consecutive to a Digynic Triploid Pregnancy.
Cytogenetic and genome research - 1 Jan 2016
Soler Anna, Badenas Cèlia, Margarit Ester, Madrigal Irene, Muñoz Míriam, Borobio Virginia, Sánchez Aurora
Abstract excerpt
The patient was referred for prenatal diagnosis due to the sonographic finding of a polymalformed male fetus, and an amniocentesis was performed before termination of pregnancy. The pathological study of the placenta did not show morphological alterations. In her next pregnancy, sonographic examination disclosed a missed abortion with a visible embryo, and a chorionic villi sample was obtained for cytogenetic...
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