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. 2017 May 9;13:629–634. doi: 10.2147/TCRM.S134705

Table 1.

Summary of IP cases with PHTN

Clinical characteristics Triki et al23 Miteva and Nikolova24 Hayes et al25 Godambe et al10 Yasuda et al26 Present case
Family history Not mentioned Abortion of male at 6 months’ gestation Yes; mother and maternalgrandmother Negative Yes Negative
Age of diagnosis of PHTN 2 months 6 months 15 days Immediately after birth 2 months Immediately after birth
Other cardiac anomaly No Tricuspid insufficiency and abnormal shunt of right pulmonary artery to superior vena cava Right ventricular hypertrophy First echo: PHTN, small atrial septal defect Second echo:
– Dilated right ventricle
– Marked tricuspid and pulmonary regurgitation
Tricuspid valve regurgitation, severe right ventricular pressure elevation, patent foramen ovale Atrial septal defect
Neurological Convulsions on the fifth day of life. Brain CT scan showed diffuse hypodensities in the left hemisphere Microcephaly, seizure, and hypotonia Brain MRI showed multiple small areas of petechial hemorrhage. There was an area of cystic encephalomalacia in the right frontal lobe. The septum pellucidum was absent, with fusion of the fornices Brain MRI showed polymicrogyria in the perisylvian area with cortical dysplasia Neonatal seizures, multiple cerebral infarctions, multicystic encephalomalacia Normal
Eyes Not mentioned Strabismus Normal Unilateral temporal avascular retina in zone III and bilateral peripheral straightened vessels and retinal hemorrhages Not mentioned Normal
Teeth Not mentioned Not mentioned Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Missing teeth, conoid teeth
Hair Not mentioned Normal Not mentioned Large patch of alopecia on the scalp Not mentioned Wooly hair
Nails Not mentioned Normal Not mentioned Not mentioned Not mentioned Normal
Other anomalies or complications Not mentioned Not mentioned Right hand was absent (acheiria) GERD
Gene test Not mentioned Not mentioned Not mentioned Confirmed Confirmed Confirmed
Eosinophil Not mentioned 26% Not mentioned Not mentioned Hypereosinophilia (34 500/μL) 1.40%
Mortality Died at 2 months of age Alive at 6/12 months (at the time of publication) Died on day 47 of life Died on day 26 of life Died at 5 months of age Still alive at 3 years of age

Abbreviations: IP, incontinentia pigmenti; PHTN, pulmonary hypertension; CT, computed tomography; MRI, magnetic resonance imaging; GERD, gastroesophageal reflux disease.