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. 2012 Jan 24;2(3-5):202–212. doi: 10.1159/000335648

Table 4.

Frequency of features in the present and in previously reported patients with KS

Clinical features of the total number of KS cases Mutation
9q34 deletions n (%) EHMT1 mutationsn (%)
Age range, years 0–59 2.5–41
High birth weight (>P90) 6/66 (9) 4/19 (21)
Microcephaly 32/64 (50) 4/21 (19)
Short stature 18/56 (32) 3/18 (17)
Overweight (BMI >25) 18/64 (28) 8/19 (42)
DD/ID 91/91 (100) 21/21 (100)
Heart defect 27/66 (41) 9/21 (43)
Genital anomaly (in males) 17/53 (32) 3/7 (43)
Renal anomaly 7/59 (12) 3/21 (14)
Recurrent infections 9/35 (26) 7/11 (64)
Hearing deficit 12/52 (23) 5/21 (24)
Gastro–esophageal reflux 10/52 (19) 3/21 (14)
Epilepsy 21/59 (36) 5/21 (24)
Behavioral/psychiatric problems 32/59 (54) 15/20 (75)
Anomalies on brain imaging 25/43 (58) 12/19 (63)
Tracheomalacia 6/53 (11) 1/21 (5)
Umbilical/inguinal hernia 9/54 (17) 2/21 (10)
Anal atresia 2/67 (3) 1/21 (5)
Musculoskeletal anomaly 13/51 (25) 4/21 (19)
Respiratory complications 8/58 (14) 1/21 (5)

Study group included 91 patients with a 9q34.3 deletion (75 previous and 16 present) and 21 patients with an EHMT1 mutation (10 previous and 11 present). Two patients with an EHMT1 mutation are not included, because clinical data were not available.