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. 2014 Jan 2;94(1):80–86. doi: 10.1016/j.ajhg.2013.11.015

Table 1.

Clinical Features of Individuals with CSPP1 Mutations in the Indicated Families

Family ID
MTI-136 MTI-159 MTI-1342 MTI-1561 MTI-2109 MTI-2201
Country of origin Mexico United States India China Libya Egypt
Gender male female male male male female
Consanguinity + + +
cDNA mutation c.652C>T c.[950+1G>C];[3205+1G>A] c.2243_2244delAA c.[2260C>T];[457delA] c.2773C>T c.448C>T
Protein alteration p.Gln218 splice; splice p.Glu750Glyfs30 p.[Arg754];[Arg153Glyfs35] p.Arg925 p.Gln150

Neurological Findings

Hypotonia + + + + + +
Ataxia + + +
Psychomotor delay + + + + + +
Intellectual disability + + + + +
Breathing abnormalities + + + +
Seizures
Macrocephaly

Ophthalmologic Findings

Retinopathy +
Coloboma
Oculomotor apraxia + + + +
Nystagmus + + + +
Other bilateral ptosis bilateral ptosis bilateral ptosis and exotropia bilateral ptosis

Miscellaneous Findings

Nephronophthisis NA
Hepatic fibrosis NA NA
Polydactyly
Obesity +
Other mild SNHL exitus due to pneumonia moderate SNHL vesicoureteral reflux

Cranial MRI Findings

Molar tooth sign + + + + + +
Cerebellar vermis dysgenesis + + + + + +
Hypoplasia of the brainstem + + +
Occipital meningocele
Thin corpus callosum + NA + + NA

The following abbreviations are used: NA, not available; and SNHL, sensorineural hearing loss.