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] | |
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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 |
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Cognition |
Learning disability |
Learning disability |
ID |
ID |
ID |
Unknown |
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Short-term memory problems |
Short-term memory problems |
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Visual perceptual disability |
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Behaviour |
Short attention span |
ADHD |
Aggressive, impulsive, repetitive behaviours |
ASD |
ASD |
Autistic behaviour |
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Limited social skills |
Aggressive behaviour |
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Aggressive behavior |
Short attention span |
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Limited social skills |
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Seizure type (age of onset) |
Jeavons syndrome |
Absence seizures (3 yr) |
No epilepsy |
Complex partial and generalised seizures |
No epilepsy |
Unspecified seizures (2 yr) |
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Absence seizures |
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Eyelid myoclonia (6 yr) |
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Brain MRI |
Normal |
Not done |
Normal |
Normal |
Altered angular gyrus |
No severe abnormalities |
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Other |
Mild hypotonia |
Mild hypotonia |
Mild hypotonia |
Tourette’s syndrome |
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Gait ataxia |
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Feeding difficulties |
Feeding difficulties |
Slight hypotonia |
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Dysmorphic features |
Square-shaped face |
Triangular face |
Brachycephaly |
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Protruding ears |
Facial gestalt suggestive of Angelman syndrome |
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Prominent forehead |
Broad forehead |
Micrognathia |
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High forehead |
Short nose, upturned tip |
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Full lips |
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Prominent columella |
Widely spaced central maxillary incisors |
Wide mouth |
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Widely spaced teeth |
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Short philtrum |
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Fifth-finger brachydactyly |
Micrognathia |
Prognathia |
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Syndactyly of toes 2 and 3 |
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Other features | Mild thoracic scoliosis |
Reduced body fat mass | Strabismus | Mild thoracic scoliosis | Strabismus | ||
PIP joint fusion of thumbs |
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Mild peripheral hearing loss (higher frequencies) |
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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/).