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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 May 10.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Med Genet A. 2011 Jun 10;0(7):1588–1596. doi: 10.1002/ajmg.a.34046

Table II.

Initial Diagnoses of Infants with Associated Clefts, according to Clinical and Cytogenetic Evidence, and Distribution of Cleft Types.

DIAGNOSTIC
GROUPS
DIAGNOSES CLIN
(CYTO)
CLP CLO CP
Chromosome
anomaly
syndromes
(Total: 38)
Trisomy 13 13(10) 10 3
Trisomy 18 11(6) 8 1 2
Down 3(3) 3
Del 4p16 2(2) 2
Other* 9(8) 3 1 5
Syndromes
without
chromosome
anomalies
(Total: 33)
Syndromes
with
arthrogryposis
Fetal akinesia
(unspecified)
6 2 4
Moebius 5 1 4
Marden-Walker 1 1
Congenital
contractural
arachnodactyly
1 1
Meckel 3 1 2
Treacher Collins-Franceschetti 3 3
Apert 2 2
Orofaciodigital type I 2 2
Other** 10 3 7
Malformation
complexes/
sequences
(Total: 16)
Branchial arch 7 4 3
Anencephaly 5 2 3
Amniotic bands sequence 3 2 1
Holoprosencephaly 1 1
MCA 98 51 6 41
TOTAL 185 93 9 83

CLIN: clinical

CYTO: cytogenetic

CLP: cleft lip and palate

CLO: cleft lip only

CP: cleft palate

MCA: multiple congenital anomalies of unknown cause

*

46,XX,del(7); 46,XX,del(1); 46,XX,der(13)t(1;22;13); 46,XY,der(13)t(13;16); 46,XY,3q+; 47,XY+mar/46,XY; 46,XX,add(9p); 46,XYq-; mosaic tetrasomy 12p (suspected).

**

CHARGE, Larsen, Opitz GBBB, van der Woude, Cerebrooculonasal, Stickler, Mohr, Postaxial acrofacial dysostosis, Disorganization (Ds), Skeletal dysplasia (unspecified).