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. 2012 Apr 5;2(2):e000705. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2011-000705

Table 3.

Type of COL3A1 mutation, first major complication and oral score of the 17 patients with vascular Ehlers–Danlos syndrome (vEDS)

Patient Age (years) Sex (M/F) COL3A1 mutation
First major complication Oral score
DNA Protein
1 49 F c.665G>A p.Gly222Asp U 4
2 30 F c.2285G>A p.Gly762Asp V NA
3 23 M c.575G>A p.Gly192Asp D 3
4 46 F c.575G>A p.Gly192Asp D 2
5 19 F c.1241G>T p.Gly414Val V 4
6 44 F c.647G>C p.Gly216Ala U 4
7 33 F c.1662+1G>A exon 23 skipping D 4
8 20 F c.3364−2A>G exon 46 skipping N 3
9 55 F c.755G>T p.Gly252Val U 4
10 20 F c.755G>T p.Gly252Val N 3
11 37 M c.952-106_996+45delinsGCTTAA exon 14 skipping V 2
12 40 F c.951+1G>A exon 13 skipping V 3
13 24 F c.1662+1G>A exon 23 skipping V 2
14 34 M c.2150G>A p.Gly717Asp V 2
15 24 F c.898−1G>C exon 13 skipping V 2
16 50 M c.2671G>A p.Gly891Arg V 0
17 29 M c.1330G>A p.Gly444Arg V 1

The independent oral variables associated to vEDS were integrated into an oral score and each significant variable weighted according to the significance of the statistical association.

D, digestive; F, female; M, male; N, none; U, uterine; V, vascular.