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Indications for chromosome analysis illustrated by a case of ring 22
The Journal of Heredity
|July 1, 1977
Abstract:
A child with multiple anomalies and a suggested diagnosis of Hurler's syndrome was studied. Routine chromosome analysis revealed a ring 22. This case illustrates the importance of chromosome analysis in the evaluation of individuals with developmental problems.
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