A Rare Variant of Turner Syndrome Induced by the Translocation of the Short Arm of Chromosome 7 on Chromosome X: A Case Report with a Review of the Literature.

Turner syndrome is well defined as a sex chromosomal disorder that occurs when one of the two X chromosomes is missing or incomplete. The typical clinical features of Turner syndrome have been well defined, and some lesions of the Turner-associated phenotype have been identified. We herein report a case of Turner syndrome caused by a rare karyotype with translocation of the short arm of chromosome 7 to the X chromosome. The information obtained in this case will be useful for evaluating Turner syndrome in the future.