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. 2023 Nov 27;12(23):7344. doi: 10.3390/jcm12237344

Table 1.

Demographic data, phenotypic features, and comorbidities of patients with acquired generalised lipodystrophy.

Case No. Age (Years) Gender Onset of
Phenotype
Consanguinity Altered Fat
Distribution
Clinical Features Comorbidities
1 25 M Childhood
(8 years)
Yes Generalised loss of fat. Palms and soles fat loss; facial fat loss Acanthosis nigricans, prognathism, phlebomegaly, umbilical hernia, polyphagia Type 1 diabetes, albuminuria, diabetic neuropathy, hypertriglyceridaemia, hypertension, hepatomegaly, pancreatitis, hypothyroidism, mesangial proliferative glomerulonephritis, and mucociliary dysfunction
2 23 F Childhood
(6 years)
No Generalised loss of fat. Palms fat loss, soles, and facial fat preserved Acanthosis nigricans, phlebomegaly, and umbilical hernia. polyphagia Type 2 diabetes, albuminuria, hypertriglyceridaemia, hepatomegaly, splenomegaly, and autoimmune hepatitis
3 46 F Adulthood
(35 years)
No Generalised loss of fat. Palms, soles preserved, and facial fat loss Phlebomegaly Amenorrhea, celiac disease
4 65 F Adulthood
(44 years)
No Generalised loss of fat.
Palms, soles, and facial fat preserved
Muscle pain Splenomegaly, primary hypothyroidism
5 44 F Childhood
(3 years)
No Generalised loss of fat.
Palms and soles fat loss; facial fat loss
Acanthosis nigricans, phlebomegaly, and umbilical hernia Type 1 diabetes, amenorrhea
6 16 M Childhood
(2 years)
No Generalised loss of fat. Palms and soles fat loss; facial fat preserved Phlebomegaly, umbilical hernia Prediabetes, primary hypothyroidism, and celiac disease
7 19 F Adolescence
(16 years)
Yes Generalised loss of fat.
Palms and soles fat loss; facial fat loss
Acanthosis nigricans, phlebomegaly, and hirsutism Prediabetes, amenorrhea, and PCOS

M: male; F: female; PCOS: polycystic ovary syndrome.