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. 2002 Feb 20;70(4):1015–1022. doi: 10.1086/339518

Table 1.

Clinical Features of the Two Patients

Observation in Patient
Features 1 (Older Sibling) 2 (Younger Sibling)
Term of gestation 40 38
Birth weight (g) 2,780 (−1 SD) 2,550 (−1.5 SD)
Length at birth (cm) 47 (−1.5 SD) 47 (−1.6 SD)
Receding forehead + +
Upslanted palpebral fissures + +
Small upper lips + +
Occipitofrontal circumference (cm) 28.5 (−3.5 SD) 27 (−4 SD)
Age at first examination (years) 4 2.25
Weight (g) 11,000 (+.8 SD) 6,300 (−3.8 SD)
Height (cm) 87 (−5 SD) 69 (−5 SD)
Occipitofrontal circumference (cm) 37 (−10 SD) 33 (−12 SD)
Age at second examination (years) 7 5
Weight (g) 22,000 (−.8 SD) 10,000 (−1.5 SD)
Height (cm) 110 (−5 SD) 85 (−5.7 SD)
Occipitofrontal circumference (cm) 40.4 (−8 SD) 37.8 (−10 SD)
Renal agenesia (unilateral) 704
Vesicoureterical reflux (degree III to IV; unilateral) +
Age at sitting 8 mo 3 years
Age at unsupported walking 15 mo 4.75 years
Hyperreflexia of patellar and Achilles tendon reflexes +
Cloni +
Expressive language (single words) 2 years 4 years
Understanding of language + +
Cerebral MRI findings:a
 Pachygyria + 11
 Frontal lobe hypoplasia +
 Agenesis of the genu of corpus callosum +
 Nodular neuronal heterotopia Ventricular Infratentorial and subependymal in both horns of side ventricles
 Slight retardation of myelinization Of cerebral medullary layer
 Dilatation of side ventricles Dorsal and temporal
 Dilated external liquor space +
a

At age 3 mo for patient 1 and age 2 years for patient 2.