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. 2020 Jun 18;34(10):2673–2687. doi: 10.1038/s41375-020-0899-5

Table 2.

Clinical characteristics of patients with synonymous GATA2 mutations.

Patient no. (ID) Age at Dx Sex Hematological presentation and other features Karyotype Therapies Age and status at last FUP
P1 (D 1239) 12 F RCC, low IgG, low monocytes/B/DC −7 MUD-HSCT 13.5 years: alive
P2 (sister of P1) 11 F B/NK-cell lymphopenia, low IgA/G Not done Observation 12 years: alive
P3 (D 749) 14 F MDS-EB −7 CB-HSCT 15.4 years: died from infection 7 months after HSCT
P4 (LT) 3 M RCC, facial abnormalities, skin hypopigmentation, joint hypermobility −7 MSD-HSCT 7.6 years: alive
P5 (D 722) 11 M RCC, hepatosplenomegaly Normal Observation 18.5 years: alive
P6 (D 1142) 11.5 M RCC, hypospadias −7 MUD-HSCT 15.2 years: alive
P7 (D) 14 F Suspicious for RCC Normal 20.9 years: alive
P8 (I 386) 4 F RCC Normal MUD-HSCT 4 years: alive
P9 (UKA2604) 24 F MDS-MLD, low monocytes/B/NK/DC, recurrent viral warts, mycobacterium avium infections, HPV-driven neoplasia, Crohn’s colitis Normal MUD-HSCT 32 years: alive

Dx diagnosis, RCC refractory cytopenia of childhood, DC dendritic cells, NK natural killer cells, MDS-EB myelodysplastic syndrome with excess blast, MDS-MLD myelodysplastic syndrome with multilineage dysplasia, HSCT allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation, −7 monosomy 7, MUD matched unrelated donor, CB cord blood, MSD matched sibling donor, FUP follow-up.