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The transmission of a t(22q;22q) translocation is reported. The mother had had multiple miscarriages and carried both t(22q;22q) and t(22p;22p) portions of the rearrangement in a portion of her cells. The phenotypically normal daughter, who was the proband and was referred because of multiple miscarriages, also carried the t(22q;22q) translocation.
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