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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Jul 24.
Published in final edited form as: Hum Genet. 2018 Nov 19;137(11-12):921–939. doi: 10.1007/s00439-018-1957-1

Table 1.

Comparison of clinical characteristics of Wiedemann-Rautenstrauch-like, POLR3A-mutated patients presented here, the POLR3A-patient from the previous study (Jay et al. 2016), and patients from the literature with suggestive diagnosis of Wiedemann-Rautenstrauch syndrome (Paolacci et al.)

Individual 1 Individual 4 Individual 11 Previous study, Jay et al. WRS, Paolacci et al.

Sex Male Female Female Female 11 female
7 male
Age 10 years 12 years 11 months Deceased at 7 months of age n.d
9 months
Ethnicity European European Latino European Various
Intrauterine growth retardation + + + + 9/16
Triangular face + + + + 18/18
Sparse scalp hair + + + 17/18
Thin/translucent skin + + + + 15/15
Prominent scalp veins + + + + 17/18
Frontal bossing + + + + n.d
Closely spaced eyes + + + + n.d
Midface retraction + + + + n.d
Low set ears + + + + n.d
Natal teeth + + 17/18
Mandibular underdevelopment + + + + n.d
Joint contractures + + + n.d
Motor development delay + ? ? n.d
Impaired speech development + ? ? n.d
Delayed dentition/oligodontia + + ? ? 8/16
Lipodystrophy + + + + 18/18
Cardiac anomalies + + n.d
Short stature + + ? ? 6/7
Kyphosis + n.d
Congenital respiratory complications + + + n.d
Brain anomalies US/MRI n.d n.d Agenesis of corpus callosum 2/7
POLR3A mutation
 Paternal c.3337-5T > A c.3337-5T > A p.M1I c.1909 + 18G > A n.d
 Maternal c.3337-1G > A p.R254* Not identified p.R873* n.d

+ present, − absent, ? due to young age not applicable, n.d. not done, WRS Wiedemann-Rautenstrauch syndrome