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. 2016 Oct;6(5):525–534. doi: 10.21037/qims.2016.10.14

Table 2. Laboratory and imaging findings in five cases with cutis tricolor syndrome.

Main features 1 2 3 4 5
Sex M F F M M
Age 2 4 12 13 14
Radiographic feature
   Small skull + +
   Prognathism + +
   Obtuse angle of mandible + + +
   Absent posterior arch atlas +
   Scoliosis + + +
   Cervical +
   Thoracic + + +
   Lumbar + +
   Kyphosis + + +
   Lordosis + + +
   Vertebral scalloping + + +
   Increased distance pedicles + + +
   Altered pedicles + + +
   Metaphyseal osteosclerosis +
   Rib abnormalities + + +
   Bowing of long bones + + +
   Upper limbs
   Lower limbs + + +
   Leg length discrepancy + + +
Neuroimaging features
   Asymmetric ventricles + +
   White matter anomalies + +
   Corpus callosum anomalies + + +
Laboratory findings
   EEG abnormalities + +
Cytogenetic analysis
   Array-CGH (anomalies)

M, male; F, female; +, present; −, absent; NP, not performed; EEG, electroencephalography; CGH, comparative genomic hybridization.