trisomy Definition

21, anencephaly, aneuploidy, hydrops, pyloric stenosis, genetic abnormality, myelomeningocele, diaphragmatic hernia, rhd, karyotype, rh incompatibility, prenatal diagnosis, mosaicism, autosomal dominant disorder, congenital disorder, teratoma, congenital anomaly, cryptorchidism, abnormalities, chorionic villus sampling, hypoplasia, chromosomal anomaly, atresia, varicocele, malformations, hydronephrosis, mutation, achondroplasia, hyperbilirubinemia, amniocentesis, ventricular septal defect, penetrance, neurofibromas, medulloblastoma, adenoma, choriocarcinoma, toxoplasmosis, utero, genetic disorder, heterotaxy, thyroglobulin, polydactyly, homozygosity, necrotizing enterocolitis, monozygotic, molar pregnancy, galactosemia, alleles, dysplasia, preeclampsia, retinopathy, blastomeres, leiomyoma, coarctation, hepatectomy, hamartoma, neoplasm, endometrial carcinoma, dysgenesis, hyperplasia, atrial septal defect, herpesviruses, pca, conceptus, genetic defect, blastocyst, proband, rh positive, osteopetrosis, gene mutation, pyelonephritis, monozygotic twin, omphalocele, hyperemesis, neonate, fallot, severe combined immunodeficiency, metabolic disorder, rh factor, immunodeficiency, codons, hypopituitarism, testis, neuroblastoma, chromosome, corpus luteum, familial hypercholesterolemia, adrenalectomy, hematuria, ascus, genetic mutation, epididymitis, hypospadias, preterm, exotropia, hyperemesis gravidarum, gestational age, klinefelter syndrome, agenesis, c. trachomatis,