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. 2014 Mar 27;10(3):e1004258. doi: 10.1371/journal.pgen.1004258

Table 3. Clinical characteristics of the patients with MMIHS due to ACTG2 de novo mutations.

Subject Fam4-1 Fam12-1 Fam14-1 Fam16-1 Fam25-1 Fam26-1 Fam28-1 Fam29-1 Fam30-1 Fam35-1
ACTG2 Mutation p.R257C p.R40H p.M45T p.Y133N p.R257C p.R40C p.G198D p.R178C p.R257C p.R178H
Gender M M F M M F F M F F
Age in years 11 16 18 25 13 16 3 3 1 6
Paternal age at birth 28 37 39 28 44 36 32 26 24 32
Maternal age at birth 31 33 35 26 36 33 31 32 26 28
Megacystis + + + + + + +
Fetal bladder diversion + + +
Neonatal bilious emesis + + + + + + +
Abdominal surgery/malrotation + + + + + + + +
Microcolon + + + + +
Lifetime TPN dependence + + + + + + +
Lifetime bladder catheterization + + + + + + + +
Motility treatment*(response) M (−) Cis(−) Cis (+) Cis (+) Cis (+) Cis (−) M (−)E (−)
Other medical conditions Non-febrile seizures age 3 y ADHD since age 6 y Asthma, pectus excavatum, prune belly. cardio-myopathy ADHD Undescended testicle

+ Feature present, − Feature absent,

*M- Metaclopramide, Cis- Cisapride, E-Erythromycin, (+) responsive, (−) non-responsive.