Table 1 |.
Dual diagnoses and revised clinical diagnoses based on molecular findings
| ID | Initial phenotype | Expected genetic diagnosis | Identified genetic |
|---|---|---|---|
| CVA28 | Macrocephaly, autism spectrum disorder, hamartoma | PTEN | PIK3CA (somatic), ANKRD11 (KBG syndrome) |
| CVA15 | Venous malformation, supravalvuar aortic stenosis, pulmonic stenosis, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy | TEK | TEK (somatic), RIT1 (Noonan syndrome) |
| CVA25 | NF1 and venous malformation | NF1 (with NF1-related vascular malformation) | NF1 (germline), PIK3CA (somatic) |
| CVA53 | Venous malformation by physical exam imaging, lymphatic malformation by pathology | PIK3CA | TEK (somatic) |
| CVA227 | Multiple cutaneous and mucosal venous malformations | TEK (germline) | GLMN (germline) |
| CVA172 | CMTC, GVM on pathology | GLMN | PDGFRB (somatic) |
| CVA19 | FAVA | PIK3CA | TEK (somatic) |
| CVA103 | FAVA | PIK3CA | PTEN (somatic) |
The first three cases demonstrate the utility of deep exome sequencing to identify a somatic cause, as well as the germline cause for the additional medical issues.