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5. The child was born at 38 weeks' gestation following a pregnancy complicated by emotional and social problems in an unwed mother for whom there was no prenatal care. Delivery was normal and the baby weighed 1900 g and had a length of 46 cm. She had several generalized seizures during the first few days of life which were interpreted as secondary to hypoglycaemia and responded to therapy with glucose. At 3 weeks of age, evaluation of failure to thrive revealed absence of a G-group chromosome. Subsequently the child continued to show re-