Cytogenetic findings in fifty five couples with recurrent fetal wastage
- J. Rogers Byrd,
- Danny E. Askew,
- Paul G. McDonough
- Medical College of Georgia,
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Balanced chromosomal translocations in parents and Mullerian abnormalities constitute defined causes of reproductive wastage. Fifty nine couples with histories of recurrent abortion with or without fetal malformations were evaluated with cytogenetic studies and gynecography. In 44 of the couples with pure abortion histories of two or more spontaneous abortions, three (6.8%) balanced carrier parents were identified. In 11 couples with a mixed history of abortion plus fetal malformation, 3 (27.3%) had balanced translocations in one of the parents. The over all incidence of Mullerian abnormalities in the group of 59 patients was 11.9%.
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Pages 246-250 (5 pages)Journal (Volume, Issue Number)
Fertility and Sterility (Volume 28, Issue 3)Publication milestones
- Published - 01/01/1977
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Published - 01/01/1977
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0015-0282Publication IDs
- Scopus: 0017362404
- PubMed: 557002
- Scopus: 84934738927
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