Chromosome 18p tetrasomy syndrome

Introduction: Chromosome 18p tetrasomy syndrome

Description of Chromosome 18p tetrasomy syndrome

Chromosome 18p tetrasomy syndrome: Partial tetrasomy affecting the short arm of chromosome 18 with multiple abnormalities which include craniofacial deformities (small head with prominent forehead, facial asymmetry, deformed ears, and pinched nose) and various genital, renal, digital, and other defects.
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