“…Patients with a 45,X cell line A review of the literature reveals reports of pregnancies in 5 patients with a 45,X karyotype (Bahner et al, 1960;Nakashima and Robinson, 1971;Grace et al, 1973;Groll and Cooper, 1976;Philip and Sele, 1976), 7 who were 45,X/46,XX (Kava and Klinger, 1968;Bomers-Marres, 1966;Predescu et al, 1969;Bishun et al, 1969;Mackay et al, 1971;Siegelman, 1972;Lieber and Berger, 1973), 4 who were 45,X/ 46,XX/47,XXX (Briggs et al, 1963;de Toni et al, 1965;Armendares et al, 1967;Nielsen and Thomsen, 1968;Giraud, 1970;Hsu et al, 1972;Kim et al, 1975). The outcome of the pregnancy in these patients is set out in Tables 3, 4, 5, and 6 from which it may be seen that 54 pregnancies have occurred resulting in 16 miscarriages, 1 termination, 12 abnormal children, 3 children who were stillborn without sufficient details to Table 7.…”