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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Jul 19.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Med Genet A. 2013 Jun 27;161A(8):1833–1852. doi: 10.1002/ajmg.a.35996

Table 5.

Brain imaging abnormalities in duplication 17p13.3 patients

Pt# Cerebral hemispheres Corpus callosum Lateral ventricles Brainstem Cerebellum Posterior fossa, skull
Group 1
1 N N N N N N
2 N Short N N N ±BOM
3a1 N N N N CBVH MCM-BOM
4a1 N N N N N N
6 N Short N N ±CBVH ±BOM
7a1 Atrophy Thin VMEG N Atrophy N
7a2 N N N N N N
8a1 N N N N N ±BOM
8a2 N N N N N ±BOM
Group 2
9 N N N N CBVH BOM
10 N Short Fetal N CBVH N
13a1 N Thin VMEG N DWM/CBVH MCM-BOM
14 N N N N CBVH MCM-BOM
17a1 N Thin VMEG N ±CBVH CBTE, ±BOM
Group 3
18 Atrophy N VMEG N N N
19 N N N N N N
20a1 N N VMEG N N N
21a2 N N N N N N

Abbreviations: ±BOM, normal except for subtle basi-occipital changes such as downslanted foramen magnum or flat inferior occiput; CBTE, cerebellar tonsilar ectopia with Chiari 1 malformation; CBVH, cerebellar vermis hypoplasia; ±CBVH, probable or mild CBVH; DWM, Dandy-Walker malformation; MCM-BOM, mega-cisterna magna with associated basi-occipital skull anomalies; Pt#, patient number; Short, short and thin corpus callosum consistent with mild partial agenesis; VMEG, ventriculomegaly. Fetal, fetal VMEG described as normal on postnatal imaging.