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. 2011 Nov 17;2(11):e5. doi: 10.1038/ctg.2011.4

Table 1. Patients' characteristics and features observed in our PTEN mutation–positive patients.

All 10 (100%)
Age (mean, s.d.) 40.8±16.0 (years)
Gender
 Male 7 (70%)
 Female 3 (30%)
Origin
 Jew 7 (70%)
 Arab 3 (30%)
Head
 Macrocephaly 3 (30%)
 Lhermitte-Duclos 1 (10%)
Skin
 Trichilemmomas 4 (40%)
 Penile freckling 2 (28.5%a)
Breast
 Cancer 1 (33.3%b)
Thyroid
 Cancer 4 (40.0%)
 Goiter 3 (33.3%)
Genitourinary
 Endometrial fibroid 1 (33.3%b)
 Mixed germ cell tumor 1 (33.3%b)
Upper GI
 Glycogenic acanthosis 8 (80%)
 Gastric hyperplastic 10 (100%)
 Gastric hamartomatous polyps 4 (40%)
 Duodenal hyperplastic 9 (90%)
 Duodenal hamartomatous polyps 1 (10%)
 Duodenal adenomatous polyps 3 (30%)
Colon and rectum
 Hyperplastic 8 (80%)
 Hamartomatous polyps 5 (50%)
 Juvenile polyps 2 (20%)
 Ganglioneuromatous polyps 3 (30%)
 Adenomatous polyps 3 (30%)
 Cancer (early age) 1 (10%)
a

Percent of males.

b

Percent of females.

Mutation: 350insA (n=2), 302delT (n=3), R335X (n=1), Q244X (n=1), ivs6/A-G (n=2), in one case specific location of the mutation was not reported.