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Two unrelated patients with partial trisomy 10p due to a paternal balanced translocation are reported. Though the sizes of the trisomic segment are not identical, both patients show: severe growth retardation, important psychomotor retardation and a dysmorphic mouth recalling a "tortois mouth". These observations are compared to twelve others from the literature.
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