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. 2016 Jul 13;24(12):1724–1729. doi: 10.1038/ejhg.2016.82

Table 1. Clinical characteristics of patients with Kagami-Ogata Syndrome caused by a maternal microdeletion in chr14q32.2.

  Kagami et al.3 Kagami et al.4 Beygo et al.5 Corsello et al.16 Rosenfeld et al.17 Current study
 
            AII.1 AII.2 BII.1 BII.3
Number of patients 5 2 3 1 2        
Gender (Female:Male) 3:2 2:0 1:2 Female 2:0 Female Male Male Male
 
Molecular findings
 IG-DMR of maternal origin Deleted (5/5) Deleted (1/2) Unaffected Unaffected Unaffected Unaffected Unaffected Deleted Deleted
 MEG3-DMR of maternal origin Deleted (5/5) Deleted (1/2) Deleted (3/3) Unaffected Unaffected Unaffected Unaffected Deleted Deleted
 
Prenatal
 Polyhydramnios + (4/5) + (1/2) + (3/3) + + (2/2) ? + + +
 Other             Ultrasound finding of bell-shaped, narrow thoracic deformity Premature labor from week 28 onward Sonographically suspected encephalocele (not confirmed postnatally)
 
Neonatal
 Gestational age in weeks (range) 27–35 28–33 32–35 35 ? 41 35 32 35
 Hypotonia ? ? + (3/3) ? + (1/2) + + + +
 Feeding difficulties ? ? + (2/3) + ? + +
 
Thorax
 Bell-shaped thorax with coat-hanger ribs + (5/5) + (2/2) + (3/3) + + (2/2) + + + +
 Mechanicalventilation + (5/5) + (2/2) + (3/3) + ? + +
 Other               Pectus excavatum Pectus excavatum
 
Abdomen
 Diastasis recti + (2/5) ? + (1/3) +     +
 Omphalocele + (2/2) ?    
 Other   Bilateral hydronephrosis (1/2) Umbilical hernia (1/3), inguinal hernia (1/3)         Bilateral inguinal hernia Bilateral inguinal hernia and umbilical hernia
 
Extremities
 Joint contractures + (2/5) + (1/2) ? + +
 Hyperextensibility of small joints ? ? ? ? +      
 
Development
 Education ? ? ? ? ? ++ +/− +/−
 Developmental delay + (3/5) ? + (2/3) ? ? + +/− +

Abbreviation: IG-DMR, intergenic differentially methylated region. +, feature is present; −, feature is absent; ?, feature is not described as present or absent.