Table I.

Clinical characteristics of patients with SDS by sex, according to genetic tests

Sex	SBDS biallelic mutation	n	Chronologic age, y	Mid-parental height, cm	Height z score	BMI z score
Male	Yes	14	8.5	184	−1.8	+0.0
			(4.3, 9.9)	(171, 187)	(−2.9, −1.5)	(−0.7, 0.7)
			[2 to 14.6]	[171 to 187]	[−3.8 to −1.3]	[−1.6 to +4.8]
				n = 3
	No	10	9.8	177	−1.0	−0.3
			(5.4, 10.8)	(172, 177)	(−1.5, −0.7)	(−1.6, 0.1)
			[2.5 to 15.7]	[172 to 182]	[−1.9 to +0.0]	[−1.8 to +2.2]
				n = 5
	Total	24	8.7	177	−1.6	−0.3
			(4.9, 10.6)	(172, 183)	(−1.9, −1.3)	(−1.1, 0.7)
			[2 to 15.7]	[171 to 187]	[−3.8 to +0]	[−1.8 to +4.8]
				n = 8
Female	Yes	11	4.4	160	−1.9	0.2
			(3.6, 15.3)	n = 1	(−2.5, 0)	(−1.2, 0.8)
			[1 to 19.7]		[−5.0 to 0.6	(−1.8 to +1.8)
	No	8	5.0	159	−0.3	−1.5
			(2.8, 8.0)	n = 1	(−1.3, 0.7)	(−1.9, 0.4)
			[1.2 to 13.5]		[−1.5 to +1.3]	[−2.0 to +3.2]
	Total	19	4.8	159	−1.0	−0.0
			(3.2, 12.3)	(159, 160)	(−2.2, 0)	(−1.6, 0.4)
			[1 to 19.7]	[159 to 160]	[−5 to +1.3]	[−2.0 to +3.2]
				n = 2

Values shown are as median (IQR: 25th, 75th) [range] and n if number included was less than the whole subgroup.