Table 3.

Comparison of the self-phenotyping cohort with published case reports for anxiety, aggression, asthma, and immunological disorder phenotypes.

Phenotype	Cases in the study by Hannes et al [5] (N=5)	Cases in the study by Ramalingam et al [1] (N=8)	Cases in the study by Nagamani et al [3] (N=10)	Cases in the study by Loureiro et al [19] (N=4)	Cases in the study by Allach El Khattabi et al [4] (N=45)	Cases in this study (N=19)
Anxiety	—a	1/8b	—	1/4c	—	4/19
Aggression	1/5	—	1/10	—	—	3/19
Asthma	—	—	—	—	—	3/19
Immunological disordersd	—	—	—	—	—	2/19

^aNot available.

^bCo-occurring with autism spectrum disorder and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder.

^cCo-occurring with autism spectrum disorder and hyperactivity.

^dIncluding “abnormality of the immune system,” “severe T-cell immunodeficiency,” “autoimmune antibody positivity,” and “autoimmune encephalopathy.”