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. 2015 Jan 15;16(Suppl 1):S12. doi: 10.1186/1471-2164-16-S1-S12

Table 1.

Phenotypic Features of 3-M syndrome in three affected foetuses.

CATEGORY SUBCATEGORY FEATURES 3a 4b 5b
Growth Height Short stature + + +

Weight Low birth weight NA NA NA

Other Intrauterine growth retardation + + +

Postnatal growth retardation NA NA NA

Head and Neck Head Frontal bossing ND + +

Increased relative head circumference ND + +

Face Triangular face ND + +

Pointed, prominent chin ND + +

Hypoplastic midface ND + +

Long philtrum ND ND +

Eyes Full eyebrows NA NA NA

Nose Fleshy, upturned nose ND ND ND

Low nasal bridge ND + +

Depressed nasal root ND ND ND

Anteverted nares ND ND +

Mouth Full lips NA NA NA

Neck Short neck NA NA NA

Respiratory Neonatal respiratory distress NA NA NA

Chest External Features Short, wide, flat thorax NA NA NA

Pectus excavatum NA NA NA

Ribs, Sternum, Clavicles and Scapulae High, square shoulders NA NA NA

Rib hypoplasia NA NA NA

Winged scapulae NA NA NA

Abdomen External Features Enlarged abdomen NA NA NA

Genitourinary External Genitalia (Male) Hypospadias NA NA NA

Small testes NA NA NA

Skeletal General Delayed bone age + + +

Joint hypermobility NA NA NA

Joint dislocation NA NA NA

Skull Dolichocephaly ND ND ND

Spine Tall vertebral bodies ND ND ND

Hyperlordosis NA NA NA

Pelvis Hip dislocation NA NA NA

Small pelvis NA NA NA

Limbs Long, slender tubular bones NA + +

Hands Short fifth fingers NA NA NA

Clinodactyly NA NA NA

Feet Prominent heels NA + +

Pes planus NA NA NA

Skin, Nails, Hair Hair Full eyebrows NA NA NA

Neurologic Central Nervous System Normal intelligence NA NA NA

Spina bifida occulta NA NA NA

aultrasound and radiograph; bformal autopsy performed; NA (Not applicable); ND (Not done or tested)