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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Med Genet A. 2009 Mar;149A(3):302–314. doi: 10.1002/ajmg.a.32652

Table 1.

Summary of frequencies of Clinical features of subject 5889 vs typical WS

Typical WS Subject 5889
Craniofacial
Bitemporal Narrowing + +
Stellate Iris + +
Epicanthal Folds + +
Periorbital Fullness + +
Medial Eyebrow + +
Malar hypoplasia (abnormal cheekbones) + +
flare Full Cheeks + +
Short Nose + +
Bulbous Nasal Tip + +
Long Philtrum + +
Prominent Lips + +
Small Jaw + +
Dental Abn/Malocclusion 85 +
CARDIOVASCULAR DEFFECTS
SVAS 75 +
PPS 50 +
VSD 10 -
Renal Artery Stenosis + +
Hypertension 50 no at infancy, yes at childhood
GENITOURINARY
Structural anomaly
Enuresis
Nephrocalcinosis -
Recurrent urinary tract infections -
MUSCULOSKELETAL AND SUPPORTIVE
FEATURES
Joint hypermobility 90 -
Joint contractures 50 -
Radioulnar synostosis -
Long Neck or Sloped shoulders +
Joint limitation or laxity -
Rectal Prolapse -
Joint limitation -
Long trunk +
Hyperflexibility +
Abnormal Gait -
Preoccupation, spinning, rhythmic movements -
Hallux valgus -
Sacral Crease -
Frequent urination or delayed continence -
Strong attraction to music or perfect pitch +
Inguinal Hernia 40/50 -
OTHERS
Soft or velvetly skin + +
Hypercalcemia 15 -
Hypothyroidism -
Diatetes mellitus -
Strabismus 50 +
Esotropia 50 +
Hypersensitivity to sound + -
Hoarse Voice + +
Hyperacusis 80 -
Over friendly + -
Anxiety + -
Short attention span + -
Motor Delay + -
Language Delay + -
HHS Vulnerability Disclosure