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. 2011 Jan;96(1):E189–E198. doi: 10.1210/jc.2010-1539

TABLE 1.

Phenotype of investigated family members

Patient Age (yr) Sex Genetic status Mental retardation Sensineural hearing loss Conductive hearing loss Stapes fixation Arthrosis/joint pain Teeth anomalies Short stature Hypophosphatemia
V:1 47 F Hom + (IQ 64) ++4 + NA + NA + +
V:2 45 F Hom ++ (IQ 56) + NA + NA +
V:5 31 F Het −/+
V:7 40 F Het +
V:8 34 M Hom + (IQ 59) ++4 + + + + + +
V:10 26 F Hom + (IQ 61) + ++4 + + + + +
V:11 36 M Het NA
V:12 38 F Het +
VI:3 2 F Het
VI:4 3 M WT NA
VI:5 5 M Het 2 +1
VI:6 20 M Het
VI:7 6 F Het
VI:8 10 F Hom + (IQ 66) +4 ++4 + + +
VI:9 8 M WT
VI:10 17 F Hom + (IQ 65) +4 + + −/+ + 3 +
VI:11 6 F WT

F, Female; Het, heterozygous; Hom, homozygous; M, male; NA, not accessible; WT, wild type; +, present; −, absent; ++, severe; +/−, present in some cases.

1

Congenital sensorineural hearing loss.

2

Delayed speech development.

3

Growth curve follows 2 sd.

4

Hearing loss of more than 50 dB.