J Müller, G Cobet, G Laske, B Degen, C Grauel, K Lehmann
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[Partial monosomy 21 or fetal alcohol embryopathy in a retarded boy?].
A male newborn showed dysmorphisms combined with a complex cerebral malformation and a growth retardation. Alcohol damage in utero was suspected to be the cause. A deletion 21q (mosaic) was found in the karyotype.
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