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. 2017 Dec 28;19(1):82. doi: 10.3390/ijms19010082

Table 1.

Clinical features of patients with mosaic KMT2D mutations.

Clinical Features GM13-3816 KB450 KB369 Prevalence of KS Features
Gender F F F
Age (years) 6.1 8 17
Facial anomalies + + + 87 5
Elongated palpebral fissures + + + 95 18
Sparse eyebrows + + + 82 18
Palpebral ptosis + + 52 18
Broad nasal tip + + 69 18
Thin upper and full lower lip + + + 71 18
Large dysmorhic ears + + 90 18
Short stature + 70 5
Feeding difficulties 82 5
Cleft palate 37 5
Cardiac defects + 46 5
Urogenital anomalies 42 5
IQ Impairment Borderline Borderline Moderate 99 5
Compromised adaptive functioning Mild On average Mild 99 5
Genotype c.15061C=/>T, p.R5021 * c.13450C=/>T, p.R4484 * c.3596_3597=/delTC, p.L1199Hfs *7
Leukocytes mosaicism (%) 32 68 40

KS, Kabuki syndrome; F, female; * [12], # [5]; + present clinical trait, −; not present clinical trait.