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The authors present a family in which the father has brachymetacarpy and brachymetatarsy and the mother has a 13/20 translocation. A baby was born with multiple malformations similar to the trisomy syndrome for the short arms of chromosome 20. The genetic consequences of the translocation are discussed.
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