Cytomegaly of pancreatic D cells in triploidy.

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Triploidy is a common chromosomal aberration seen in 1% of clinically recognized human pregnancies. Development beyond 10 weeks is unusual. Occasionally fetuses survive past 20 weeks; however, they usually present as a stillbirth with only a few managing some hours of independent life. The clinical features of these infants cover a wide spectrum, but a consistent feature is organ hypoplasia and hypotonia. We...

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