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. 2012 Aug 23;3(3):102–112. doi: 10.1159/000342008

Table 1.

Features of individuals with deletions including TBR1

Features Patient 1 Patient 2 Patient 3 Patient 4 Langer et al. [2006] Krepischi et al. [2010] Krepischi et al. [2010] Takatsuki et al. [2010] Magri et al. [2011] Palumbo et al. [2010]
Patient 1 Patient 3
Sex male male male male female female female female male female
Age, years 11.5 8 33 months 16 months 2 years 8 months 14 5 5 months 3.5 3
Minimum deletion coordinates (hg18) 159,392,858–162,536,161 161,813,983–163,980,679 161,919,306–166,011,752 159,307,955–171,648,560 159,108,825–171,723,298 156,469,445–162,877,841 160,937,947–167,531,521 160,332,614–167,824,700 159,618,452–164,882,054 155,526,470–163,058,894
Deletion size, Mb 3.14 2.17 4.09 12.34 12.61 6.41 6.59 7.49 5.26 7.53
Number of genes 15 9 16; includes 64; includes 65; includes 31 27; includes 33; includes 22 33
SCN2A SCN1A SCN1A SCN1A SCN1A
Inheritance unknown de novo de novo unknown de novo de novo de novo de novo de novo de novo
Growth features
Birth weight
percentile 10th–25th 25th–50th 50th–75th 3rd 15th <3rd 50th <3rd (−2.4 SD) 3rd 50th
Weight percentile <3rd (−4.2 SD) 95th <3rd(−2.1 SD) <3rd (−5 SD) 80th 50th–75th NS <3rd (−2.3 SD) NS 25th
Height percentile 5th–10th 71st 3rd–10th <3rd (−4 SD) 50th <3rd (−2.3 SD) NS 3rd–10th 10th 50th
OFC percentile 2nd 51st 10th−25th <3rd (−7.2 SD) 3rd 5th <3rd (−4.3 SD) NS NS 10th
Neurological features
DD/ID moderate + + severe severe + profound + severe +
Speech apraxia; nasal voice no speech; uses signs single word no speech no speech no speech no speech NA NS first words at 3 years
Behavior problems ADHD; some perseverations PDD; tantrums; hyperactivity autistic-like NA autistic NA
Hypotonia + + + + moderate + severe generalized
Seizures staring spells at 5 years onset 11 week, infantile spasms and complex partial seizures, intractable onset 3.5 months, initially 40 daily onset 10 years, tonic-generalized onset 2 months, intractable epilepsy, varied seizure types at 2 months, continuous myoclonic jerks, intractable; at 3 months, tonic-clonic
EEG normal abnormal NA abnormal NS abnormal abnormal NS NA NA
Brain malformations mega cisterna magna, mild ventriculomegaly thick CC, mild ventriculomegaly Chiari I, thick CC, mild ventriculomegaly Chiari I, possible cortical dysplasia, mild ventriculomegaly ultrasound: lack of homogeneity around thalamus normal MRI normal MRI NS normal ultrasound normal MRI
Other ataxic gait bruxism
Ophthalmologic strabismus, intermittent bilateral microphthalmia, bilateral
features surgically left esotropia colobomas coloboma, coloboma
repaired blepharophimosis
Dysmorphic features
Head facial asymmetry craniosynostosis bulging metopic suture brachycephaly flat occiput, fine hair, prominent forehead
Auricular region small and low-set ears low-set and rotated ears low-set and rotated ears low-set ears
Periocular region downslanting PF epicanthal folds, short PF small and downslanting PF short and downslanting PF, hypertelorism thick and arched eyebrows, upslanting PF, long eyelashes sparse eyebrows
Midface wide alae nasi broad nasal root thin nose, depressed and broad nasal bridge, anteverted nares flat nasal bridge, short nose
Perioral region retrognathia short philtrum long philtrum, small mouth, micrognathia large mouth, short philtrum, micrognathia
Limb features hyperextensible elbows turned-in foot tapered fingers; joint laxity brachydactyly; STPC small feet and hands, tapered fingers, valgus feet, abduction of upper limbs tapered fingers camptodactyly of the hallux; joint laxity
Respiratory features frequent infections normal respiratory failure central apnea recurrent infections due to swallowing difficulties emphysema caused by viral infection
Gastrointestinal features dysphagia GERD GERD, resolved G-tube feedings
Endocrine features hypothyroidism hypothyroidism
Other features t(7;10)(q22;q26) wide-spaced nipples, chordee displaced anus hypotrophic muscles hip dislocation

+ = Feature present; − = feature absent; ADHD = attention deficit hyperactivity disorder; CC = corpus callosum; GERD = gastroesophageal reflux disease; ID = intellectual disability; NA = not applicable; NS = not specified; PDD = pervasive developmental disorder; PF = palpebral fissures; SD = standard deviations; STPC = single transverse palmar crease.