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Two patients with acquired deletions of the long arm of chromosome 5 (5q-) are presented and discussed. For both, clinical and other laboratory tests are highly atypical of patients with haematological malignancy characterized by 5q-. These unusual presentations of the 5q- anomaly further emphasize the heterogeneity of clinical presentations associated with this acquired chromosomal abnormality.
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