Table 1.
Clinical Features of Patients with BWS
| Patient | BirthWeighta,b(kg) | Congenital Anomalies Noted in Chartb |
| BWS1 | 4.5 | BWS |
| BWS2 | 4.7 | BWS, somatic overgrowth |
| BWS3 | 3.9 | BWS |
| BWS4 | 4.3 | BWS, macroglossia, hemihypertrophy, adrenal adenoma |
| BWS5 | 4.7 | BWS |
| BWS6 | 3.2 | BWS, hemihypertrophy |
| BWS7 | 2.4 | BWS, omphalocele |
| BWS8 | 3.5 | BWS, macroglossia, hemihypertrophy, umbilical hernia, cryptorchidism |
| BWS9 | NA | BWS, hemihypertrophy |
| BWS10 | NA | Accessory renal artery |
| BWS11 | NA | None |
| BWS12 | NA | Accessory renal artery |
| BWS13 | NA | Accessory renal artery, 4th and 5th anterior rib anomalies |
| BWS14 | NA | Hemihypertrophy |
| BWS15 | NA | NA |
| BWS16 | NA | NA |
a
Gestational ages were not available; however, at 40 wk gestational age, the 90th percentile for birth weight is ∼3.9 kg, and the 50th percentile is ∼3.4 kg (Oken et al. 2003).
b
NA = not available.