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. 2015 Apr 8;23(12):1615–1626. doi: 10.1038/ejhg.2015.51

Table 1. Patients reported herein with 19p13.3 rearrangements.

Patients Patient 1 Patient 2 Patient 3 Patient 4 Patient 5 Patient 6 Patient 7 Patient 8 Patient 9 Patient 10 Patient 11 Patient 12 Patient 13 Subtotal Frequency, all casesa Total (%)
Type of rearrangement Deletion Deletion Deletion Deletion Deletion Deletion Deletion Duplication Deletion Duplication Deletion Deletion Deletion 11del/2dup 24del/3dup  
 Included in our SRO Y Y Y Y Y ± Y Y Y N Y Y Y 11/13 24/27 88.88
 Includes PIAS4 Y Y Y Y Y N Y Y Y N Y Y Y 11/13 24/27 88.88
                                 
Gender F F M F M M M F F F M F F 8F/5M 15F/12M 1.25:1 (F:M)
Age diagnosis 7 yr 9 yr 10 yr 5 yr 3 yr 5 yr NB (current 5 yr) 6 yr 10 yr NB (current 3 yr) 6 yr 20 mo 5 yr, 6 mo NB to 10 yrs NB to 23 yrs  
Growth and develop
 Psychom develop delay + + + + + + Mild ++ + + + + + 13/13 27/27 100
 Intellectual disability Mild + Mild Mild + + + + Mild Mild + + + 13/13 26/26 100
 Speech delay + + + + + ++ + +/Basic sentences   +   NA + 10/10 19/19 100
 Macro-/microcephaly + p>97 + p>97 + p>97 Macro relative + p>97 Normo + p>97 -4.4SD + p>97 Normo + p>97 + p>97 + p>97 11/13 25/27 92.59
 Overgrowth synd testing + + +At birth 3/13 4/14 28.57
 Proportionate short stature + + + + +   +       6/09 8/11 72.72
                                 
Face                 ++              
 Hypertelorism + + + + + +   + +     + 9/10 17/18 94.44
 Downslanting palpebral fissures + + +   Upslant       3/9 down 1/9 up 12/20 down 2/20 up 60.00
 Short palpebral fissures                     0/3 2/5 40.00
 Ptosis +         1/9 4/12 33.33
 Epicanthal folds + +   Mild       3/9 5/11 45.45
 Wide nasal bridge + + + + + + + +   +     + 10/10 19/19 100
 Depressed nose and root + + + + +     +     + 7/10 9/13 69.23
 Philtrum anomalies Short Short Short Short   Short       5/9 10/14 71.43
 Thin upper lip + + + + + +   +       7/9 16/19 84.21
 Ear anomalies + + + + + +   +     + 8/10 17/19 89.47
 High or prom forehead + + + + + + + + Mild +     + 11/11 24/24 100
                                 
Neurology
 Hypotonia + + + + + + + +   Mild + + + 12/12 21/25 84.00
 Behavior Timid Aggressive/ hyperactive   Deficit of attention Abnormal   Abnormal     5/9 6/10 60.00
 Hearing problems + 1/13 4/17 23.52
Others
 Cutis aplasia         0/9 3/22 13.64
 Urinary reflux +   +   -         -       2/4 3/5 60.00
 Gastroesophageal reflux     +   +   +           + 4/4 13/14 92.85
 Abnormal fingers/toes Syndactyly   + +       +   +     + 6/6 13/15 86.67
 Feeding problems + + + +     +     + 6/9 14/22 63.63
 Ophthalmologic abnormalities + + + +   + +       6/9 7/10 70.00
 Umbilical hernias     +   +   +           + 4/4 6/12 50.00
 Sleeping disorders       +   +           + 3/3 10/13 76.90
 Heart disease + + + + + +     + 7/11 15/24 62.50

Abbreviations: develop, development; F, female; M, male; Macro, macrocephaly; mo, months; N, no; NA, not applicable; NB, newborn; Normo, normocephaly; p, percentile; prom, prominent; psychom, psychomotor; synd, syndrome; Y, yes; yr, years. A frequency over 75% is marked in bold. +, feature present; –, feature absent; ++, feature severe.

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Includes 14 cases from the literature (13 deletions and 1 duplication, Table 2).