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. 2020 Oct 1;8(12):e1518. doi: 10.1002/mgg3.1518

TABLE 1.

Summary of the clinical features of the patients.

Features Patients in this study
II−1 II−4 II−5
Sex F F F
Age 20‐year 4‐year 4‐year
Height (cm) at present 147.5 (<<−3SD) 88 (−4.07 SD) 89 (−3.83 SD)
Weight (kg) at present 30.6 11.6 (−2.30 SD) 10.4 (−2.83 SD)
Birth height (cm) Unknown Unknown Unknown
Birth weight (kg) Unknown 2.2 (−2.77 SD) 2.3 (−2.50 SD)
Feeding difficulties + + +
Craniofacial deformities
OFC (cm) 49 (<<−3 SD) 44 (−4.25 SD) 44 cm (−3.42 SD)
Long face + + +
Prominent nose + + +
High nasal bridge + + +
Short philtrum + + +
Hypertelorism + + +
Ptosis + + +
Long palpebral fissures + + +
Micrognathia + + +
Neurological deformities
Hypertonia + + +
Intellectual disability + + +
Language skills Cannot speak Cannot speak Cannot speak
Sexual development Undeveloped breast, no pubic hair, amenorrhea Not applicable Not applicable
Skeletal deformities
Hands and fingers Slender hands and fingers
Feet and/or toes Hallux valgus Varus right foot
Motor skills
Crawling Age of 4.5‐year Age of 3‐year Age of 3‐year
Walking Age of 10‐year, can walk with help, but unstable Can walk with help, but unstable Can walk with help, but unstable
Fine motor skills Delay (cannot pinch pen and chopsticks), only two fingers can move Delay Delay
Others Fecal and urine incontinence
Laboratory examination
CK‐MB (Normal range: 0‐25 U/L) 44 60 48
HBDH (Normal range: 53‐168 U/L) 157 244 229

F, female; HBDH,α‐hydroxybutyrate dehydrogenase; M, male; OFC, occipitofrontal circumference.