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. 2019 Feb 5;27(6):928–940. doi: 10.1038/s41431-019-0347-z

Table 1.

Patients’ phenotypes (Human Phenotype Ontology nomenclature)

Patient ID P1:V5 P1:V6 P1:V7 P1:V8 P2:III1 P2:III2 P2:III7 P2:IV1
Patient age (years)/sex 34/F 28/M 24/M 17/M 48/F 47/F 29/F 10/M
Retinitis pigmentosa HP:0000580 + + + + + + + Suspected
Intellectual disability HP:0010864Ia Moderate Moderate Moderate Moderate Severe Severe Severe Moderate
Short stature HP:0004322 (height, cm OR percentile) +(145) +(157) +(163) +(155) +(146) +(149) +(132) Percentile 3–5% (129)
Weight (kg) 78 78 98 92 86.6 62 57.8 29.5 (percentile 25–50%)
Obesity HP:0001513 (calculated BMI kg/m2) +(37.1) +(31.6) +(36.9) +(38.3) +(40.6) -Overweight (27.9) +(33.2) BMI-for-age at the 68th percentileb
Genu Valgum HP:0002857/Genu Varum HP:0002970 + + + + ? + ? +
Speech Delay HP:0002167 + + + + + + + +
Brachydactyly HP:0001156 + + + + + + + +

aA formal IQ test could not be done due to low compliance. We have estimated the level of ID based on basic daily skills and the intensity of support needed either observed or when not available for clinical appreciation-based on medical records (as DSM V assesses the level of severity based on adaptive functioning and not IQ score)

bAccording to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)—BMI percentile calculator for child and teen