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. 2014 Nov 5;3(1):69–78. doi: 10.1002/mgg3.118

Table 2.

Outcomes of PH2 and PH3 step 1 and step 2 testing

Allele 1 Allele 2 No. of patients
(A) PH2 testing
 c.103delG c.103delG 4
 c.494G>A c.494G>A 3
 403_404+2delAAGT 403_404+2delAAGT 3
84-8_84-5delCCCC; 84-13_84-12delCC 84-8_84-5delCCCC; 84-13_84-12delCC 1
 c.103delG c.288-2delAGT 1
c.102G>A c.965T>C 1
 c.295C>T c.493+2T>A 1
 c.494G>A c.203T>C 1
c.743T>A c.743T>A 1
(B) PH3 testing
 c.700+5G>T c.700+5G>T 8
 c.107C>T c.700+5G>T 1
 c.107C>T c.860G>T 1
c.110G>T c.953G>A 1
 c.700+5G>T c.907C>T 1
 c.700+5G>T c.944_946delAGG 1
 c.860G>T c.944_946del AGG 1
 c.875T>C c.875T>C 1
c.208C>T c.700+5G>T 1

All patients who tested negative for PH1 progressed to PH2 and PH3 Step 1 testing. PH2 step 2 and PH3 step 2 testing was performed in 43 and 32 patients, respectively, as requested by the referring clinicians. Novel variants are shown in bold. PH, primary hyperoxaluria.