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. 2013 Aug 23;4:29. doi: 10.1186/2040-2392-4-29

Table 1.

Demographic information, physical features and medical information a

Characteristics Patient 1 Patient 2
Demographics
 
 
 Sex
M
M
 Age (yr; mo)
17;6
19;2
 Age autistic disorder reported by a professional (yr; mo)
0;11
2;11
 Age at referral to an autism center (yr; mo)
3;6
5;9
 Age at WBS diagnosis (yr; mo)
17;6
19;2
Clinical genetic examination and physical features
 
 
 Birth height
45 cm
48 cm
 Birth weight
1,680 g
3,080 g
 Birth head circumference
30 cm
33.5 cm
 Current height
160 cm
161 cm
 Current weight
44.2 kg
47 kg
 Current head circumference
50 cm
53 cm
 Heart defectb
Mild PS
None
 Infantile hypercalcemia
No
No
 Kidney abnormalities
None
None
 Developmental anomalies
Bilateral inguinal hernia and ectopic testis
Bilateral inguinal hernia and cutaneous cysts
 Facial dysmorphism
Typical WBS features
Typical WBS features
 Walkingc
Unstable
Unstable
 Neurological examination Unremarkable Brisk reflexes

aPS pulmonary stenosis, WBS Williams-Beuren syndrome. bFor patient 1, a heart murmur was detected at 3 weeks old, and the diagnosis of mild PS was made by cardiologists; for patient 2, a systolic heart murmur was detected at 1 year old, but there was no heart defect. cPatient 1 had an abnormal gait, needed assistance to maintain balance when standing upright and required hand-holding when walking uphill or downhill; patient 2 also had balance disturbances and an abnormal gait (head forward and bent back like his father and brother).