“…We are not aware of the existence of trisomy 12, though a few cases have been reported with duplication of 12p or 12q [Uchida and Lin, 1973;Fryns et al, 1974;Armendares et al, 1975; Alfi and Lange, 1976;Hoo, 1976;Biederman et al, 1977;Bijlsma et al, 1977;Carlin and Norman, 1978;Hansteen et al, 1978;Quazi et al, 1981;RethorC et al, 1975;Nielsen et al, 1977;Tenconi et al, 1977; Kondo et al, 1979;Pallister et al, 1977, Harrod et al, 1980Hobolth et al, 1974;Hemming and Brown, 1979;de Muelenaere et al, 1980;Melnyk et al, 19811. This report describes the first case of mosaic trisomy of chromosome 12.…”