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The proband, initially seen as a term female infant, was born to a 28\u2010year\u2010old mother. Dysmorphic features included wide metopic sutures, low anterior hairline, hypertelorism, external ear malformations, and cleft lip and palate. Blood chromosomes of the proband and parents were studied by G\u2010banding, Q\u2010banding, R\u2010banding, and silver staining. The infant karyotype showed a sub\u2010metacentric chromosome 22; that of the mother showed a pericentric inversion of chromosome 22. Chromosomes of the father were normal. In the infant, the abnormal chromosome 22 long arm appeared normal, but with additional long arm material attached to the distal short arm. In the mother, the distal long arm of the abnormal chromosome 22 was translocated to the distal short arm. The abnormal chromosome stalk in the child was intermediate in size to the stalk size of the abnormal and normal chromosomes 22 in the mother. Fluorescent in situ hybridization (FISH) analysis using chromosome 22 paint and <jats:italic>ARSA<\/jats:italic> gene probe confirmed that the duplicated material in the proband was of chromosome 22 origin; the karyotype interpretation is: 46,XX,rec(22)dup(22q)inv(22)(p13q13.1)mat. This abnormal karyotype is most likely due to a crossover event within the inversion loop during meiosis. 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