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. 2017 Apr 27;6(2):25. doi: 10.3390/biology6020025

Table 1.

Comparison of the clinical presentation of SMS patients with common deletion and RAI1 mutations.

SMS Patients
Phenotypes % in Common 17p11.2 Deletion [3,8,11] % in RAI1 Mutations [5,8,9,11]
Craniofacial Abnormalities 100 100
Skeletal Abnormalities
Short stature 70–80 11
Scoliosis/ Vertebral Abnormalities 73 40–50
Short broad hands/Brachydactyly 85 88
Otorhinolaryngological
Hoarse Voice 66–80 76–86
Hearing loss 60–68 11–33
Neurological
Cognitive Impairment 100 100
Infantile hypotonia <90 50–61
Speech delay >90 70
Motor delay >90 60-70
Sleep disturbance 90 100
EEG abnormalities 50–66 80
Seizures 11–30 16.6–50
Behavioral
Self-hugging 50–80 100
Onychotillomania 25–85 80–100
Polyembolokoilamania 25–85 75–80
Head banging/face slapping 70 90
Hand biting 80 60–71
Attention seeking 80–100 100
Aggressive behavior 55
Self-injurious behavior 70–90 >90
Hyperactivity 80 100
Autistic features 90 [7] NR
Other features
Cardiac defects 30 0
Renal/urinary tract defect 30 0
Obesity 18 78
Overeating 25 81

EEG = Electroencephalogram; NR = phenotype not reported.