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. 2014 Apr 22;6(1):9. doi: 10.1186/1866-1955-6-9

Table 1.

Clinical characteristics of patients with CHD2 deletions a

Characteristics Patient 1 Patient 2 Patient 3 Patient 4 Pinto et al .[10] Capelli et al .[9]
Gender
F
F
F
F
M
F
Age (yr)
11
9
6
16
Not specified
6
Chr15 deletion [hg19] start–end (bp)
93,324,047 to 93,515,100
93,286,333 to 93,496,391
93,456,168 to 93,534,338
93,563,564 to 93,800,894
93,399,003 to 93,482,000
93,412,860 to 93,923,856
Size
191 kb
210 kb
78 kb
237 kb
83 kb
511 kb
RefSeq genes
CHD2, ASB9P1, LOC100507217, MIR3175
CHD2, ASB9P1, LOC100507217, MIR3175
CHD2
CHD2, RGMA
CHD2, LOC100507217, MIR3175
CHD2, RGMA, LOC100507217, MIR3175
Inheritance
De novo
De novo
De novo
De novo
De novo
De novo
Development
Motor delay
  Communication disorder (receptive and expressive language difficulties)
Globally delayed
Globally delayed with more significant speech delay
Unknown
Globally delayed
Speech delay
  Speech impairment
  Cognition
Learning disability
Learning disability
ID
ID
ID
Unknown
  Short-term memory problems
Short-term memory problems
  Visual perceptual disability
  Behaviour
Short attention span
ADHD
Aggressive, impulsive, repetitive behaviours
ASD
ASD
Autistic behaviour
  Limited social skills
Aggressive behaviour
  Aggressive behavior
Short attention span
  Limited social skills
Seizure type (age of onset)
Jeavons syndrome
Absence seizures (3 yr)
No epilepsy
Complex partial and generalised seizures
No epilepsy
Unspecified seizures (2 yr)
 
Absence seizures
 
Eyelid myoclonia (6 yr)
 
Brain MRI
Normal
Not done
Normal
Normal
Altered angular gyrus
No severe abnormalities
 
Other
Mild hypotonia
Mild hypotonia
Mild hypotonia
Tourette’s syndrome
   
Gait ataxia
Feeding difficulties
Feeding difficulties
  Slight hypotonia
Dysmorphic features
Square-shaped face
Triangular face
Brachycephaly
   
Protruding ears
Facial gestalt suggestive of Angelman syndrome
  Prominent forehead
Broad forehead
Micrognathia
  High forehead
Short nose, upturned tip
  Full lips
  Prominent columella
Widely spaced central maxillary incisors
Wide mouth
  Widely spaced teeth
Short philtrum
 
Fifth-finger brachydactyly
Micrognathia
  Prognathia
Syndactyly of toes 2 and 3
 
Other features Mild thoracic scoliosis
Reduced body fat mass Strabismus Mild thoracic scoliosis   Strabismus  
PIP joint fusion of thumbs
 
Mild peripheral hearing loss (higher frequencies)
 
Duplex kidney  

aADHD, Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder; ASD, Autism spectrum disorder; Chr, Chromosome; ID, Intellectual disability; MRI, Magnetic resonance imaging; PIP, Proximal interphalangeal; RefSeq, National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) Reference Sequence Database (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/refseq/).