
A NOVEL DE NOVO PARACENTRIC INVERSION
[inv(20)(q13.1q13.3)] ACCOMPANIED BY AN 11q14.3-q21
MICRODELETION IN A PEDIATRIC PATIENT
WITH AN INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY Zachaki S, Kouvidi E, Mitrakos A, Lazaros L, Pantou A, Mavrou A, Tzetis M, Manola KN *Corresponding Author: Dr. Sophia Zachaki, Genesis Genoma Lab, Kifisias Avenue 302, Chalandri,
15232, Athens, Greece. Tel.: +30-210-6803130. Fax: +30-210-6894778. E-mail: szachaki@genlab.gr page: 63
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CASE REPORT
The patient is a 14-year-old boy with intellectual disability
who was diagnosed prenatally with a paracentric
inversion of the long arm of chromosome 20 (20q). Chorionic
villus sampling was performed during the 12th week
of gestation due to advanced maternal age (35 years old).
The karyotype of the fetus was described as 46,XY,inv(20)
(q13.1q13.3). Parental karyotypic analysis was not performed
at that time.
At birth, his weight was 2900 g and he had an apparently
normal phenotype. At 9 months of age, the parents
noticed hypotonia, head support delay and inability to situp
by the age of 9 months. At approximately 17 months of
age, he presented with developmental delay, dysmorphic
features, psychomotor retardation and Duane syndrome
anomalies. Brain magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
revealed cerebellar hypoplasia. He began occupational
therapy and speech therapy at 4 years of age.
Presently, he does not have complete control and
coordination of his body, especially for delicate movements.
He has normal physical and sexual development,
but he has problems in perception, speech expression and
in self-care, although he shows gradual improvement. The
patient does not show evidence of autism, stereotypy and
automatic repetition of vocalizations such as echolalia.
He is a happy and sensitive child who often cries but
easily becomes happy. He attends a special school, is
social, cooperative, seeks friendships and likes playing
with other children.
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