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. 2014 Mar 17;38(1):14–20. doi: 10.1590/S1415-475738120140147

Table 1. Clinical characteristics of the investigated CD patients.

Patient Phenotypic sex Karyotype SRY status Sex reversal GA BW (p a ) BL (p a ) OFC (p a ) Survival time SOX9 Mutation
1 Female NS SRY − No 32 1260 (p10) NS NS 1 day p.Gly263fs277* (PTC)
2 Male NS SRY + No 23 b 632 29 22.5 NA p.Lys151Ter (PTC)
3 Female 46, XX NA No NS 2740 (p50) 41 (< p10) 33 (p50) NS IVS1-2A > G (splice site)
4 Female NS SRY − No 40 b 2740 (p10–25) 43 (< p10) NS NA None
5 Male NS SRY + No 37 2770 (p50) 44 (p10) 35 (p90) Neonatal c p.Ser41Ter (PTC)
6 Female 46, XX NA No 37 2830 (p50) 37 (< p10) 37 (> p90) 11 days p.Gln232Ter (PTC)
7 Female 46, XY NA Yes NS 3150 (p75) 42 (< p10) 38 (> p90) 7 days None
8 Female 46, XX NA No 38 3470 (p75–90) 43.5 (< p10) 37 (> p90) Neonatal c p.His131fs248* (PTC)
9 Female NS SRY − No 38 2490 (p10–25) 37 (< p10) 36.5 (> p90) 82 days p.Phe204fs218* (PTC)
a

Percentile distribution according to gestational age at birth;

b

stillbirth;

c

death within first 3 months, not detailed; BL: birth length (cm); BW: birth weight (g); GA: gestational age (weeks); NA: not applicable; NS: not specified; OFC: birth occipitofrontal circumference; PTC: premature termination codon. Patients were referred from medical institutions from Rio Grande do Sul (1–2), São Paulo (3–8), and Pernambuco (9) Federative States. Retrospective cases (n = 6) corresponded to patients evaluated from years 2000 to 2011, while two patients (2, 8 and 9) were diagnosed prospectively.