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4q-Syndrome

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Jul

Chromosome 4q-Syndrome

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Della Giustina et al. “Brain Pathology in Terminal Deletion of Chromosome 4 (4q- Syndrome): A Case Report.”. “Fetal and pediatric pathology” 2025, v. 44(6), 542–550. The clinical phenotype of the 4q31q35 terminal deletion includes craniofacial dysmorphism, hand and finger anomalies, cardiac or genitourinary defects, and variable degrees of cognitive impairment...
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