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. 2018 Jan 10;26(2):197–209. doi: 10.1038/s41431-017-0019-9

Table 2.

Frequency of major clinical features in patients with recessive KIF7 or C5orf42 variants from the literature and this study

Clinical feature KIF7-positive ACLS/ JBTS C5orf42-positive JBTS/ OFDVI
(Relative) Macrocephaly 28/34 (82%) 5/5 (100%)
Prominent/broad forehead 34/38 (89%) 9/9 (100%)
Hypertelorism 34/37 (92%) 7/8 (88%)
Depressed/wide nasal bridge 33/34 (97%) 6/6 (100%)
Polydactyly 26/41 (63%) 37/71 (52%)
Abnormal corpus callosum 38/40 (95%) 6/13 (46%)
MTS/VH 18/32 (56%) 77/77 (100%)
Developmental delay/ID 40/41 (98%) 36/36 (100%)
Seizure 7/18 (39%) 2/19 (11%)
Ocular motor apraxia 0/9 (0%) 27/38 (71%)
Nystagmus/strabismus 9/18 (50%) 13/21 (62%)
JBTS breathing abnormalities 1/10 (10%) 14/28 (50%)

ACLS acrocallosal syndrome, JBTS Joubert syndrome, OFDVI oral-facial-digital syndrome type VI

MTS molar tooth sign, VH vermis hypoplasia, ID intellectual disability