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Chromosome 17q12 deletion, including HNF1B presenting with recurrent severe cholestasis and profound hypomagnesemia during pregnancy: a case report.

2666-5778 6 2 2026 May AJOG global reports AJOG Glob Rep Chromosome 17q12 deletion, including HNF1B presenting with recurrent severe cholestasis and profound hypomagnesemia during pregnancy: a case report.

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Chromosome 17q12 deletion, including HNF1B presenting with recurrent severe cholestasis and profound hypomagnesemia during pregnancy: a case report. peer_reviewed · published 2026-05-01 · live page
17q12 deletion should be considered in the differential diagnosis when severely elevated bile acids are encountered during pregnancy, particularly in combination with maternal Mullerian anomaly or renal dysfunction, or fetal renal anomaly. © 2026 The Authors.

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