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Fetal mosaicism, should conventional karyotype always be performed?

2023-04-04

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The application of classical cytogenetic and DNA-based molecular techniques to detect cell lineages of mosaicism derived from cultured or non-cultured fetal cells may result in discordant results. This retrospective study aimed to assess the inconsistent diagnostic outcomes, technical availability, and limitations of chromosomal microarray analysis (CMA) and karyotyping for mosaicism. A total of 75 fetuses diagnos...

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a2ae1d36-2da6-5542-87c7-f9f4573548f0
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-2744474/v1
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