Detection of non-mosaic balanced homologous acrocentric rearrangement rea(21q21q) in a young woman with a history of pregnancy loss and a previous pregnancy with positive non-invasive prenatal testing for Down syndrome and rea(21q21q) Down syndrome in the fetus
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