Chromosome analysis in cases with repeated spontaneous abortions.
Neu Rl, K Entes, Bannerman Rm
Abstract
Neu Rl, K Entes, Bannerman Rm
Abstract
G-banded chromosome complements were analyzed from couples and individuals who had experienced 3 unexplained spontaneous abortions. One woman was found to be a carrier of a t(13q14q) chromosome; all other subjects had normal-appearing karyotypes. Banded chromosome studies are recommended for couples with repeated abortions in the absence of any apparent cause.
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G-banded chromosome complements were analyzed from couples and individuals who had experienced 3 unexplained spontaneous abortions. One woman was found to be a carrier of a t(13q14q) chromosome; all other subjects had normal-appearing karyotypes. Banded chromosome studies are recommended for couples with repeated abortions in the absence of any apparent cause.
Key concepts: Medicine, Chromosome, Karyotype, Chromosome analysis, Genetics, Obstetrics, Abortion, Gynecology