Given the rarity of long-term survival, very little is known about the progression of development, cognition, and collateral medical conditions of people living into adulthood with trisomy 13. Here we describe a case of a 31-year-old male with full trisomy 13, one of the oldest patients reported in the literature with this condition.
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