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A phenotypically normal female with pseudodicentric X: correlation for statural genes.

A 14-year-old Chinese female presenting with primary amenorrhoea and poorly developed secondary sexual characteristics is described here. Cytogenetic analysis showed the presence of one normal X along with a dicentric X which had a duplication of the entire chromosome from the band Xp22.1 to Xqter. She was karyotyped as 46, XX, psu dic X (p22.1) (Xqter:Xp22.1::Xp22.1:Xqter), a variant of Turner syndrome. Both parents and a younger sister had normal karyotypes. FISH with X centromeric probes was a useful test for confirmation of the two centromeres and also in ruling out the presence of a monosomic or normal diploid X cell line.