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[Association of male XX with Pierre Robin syndrome in a child whose father has a balanced 46XY, t (16; 17) (p13;q21) translocation].

The authors relate the association XX male and syndrome of Pierre Robin in a child whose father presents a reciprocal equilibrated translocation 46,XY t (16;17) (p13;q21). They discuss the possible relation between these different anomalies and notably the possibility of a genic effect.

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