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. 2021 Apr 16;30(14):1283–1292. doi: 10.1093/hmg/ddab110

Table 2.

Clinical features for subjects with de novo RNF2 missense variants

Individual 1 Individual 2
Age 11 years 3.5 years
Gender F F
RNF2 variant NM_007212.3:c.209G>A Chr1(GRCh37):g:185060832 G>A p.(Arg70His) NM_007212.3:c.246T>G Chr1(GRCh37):g.185060869T>G p.(Ser82Arg)
Prenatal IUGR, oligohydramnios IUGR
Birth parameters Length: 48.3 cm (50%) Length: 44.5 cm
Weight: 2381 g (50%) Weight: 2330 g
OFC: 29 cm (<1%) OFC: 31.5 cm
(36 weeks GA) (39 weeks GA)
Dysmorphic features Depressed nasal bridge, arched eyebrows, deep set and hyperteloric eyes, upturned and broad nose, short philtrum, prominent lips, prominent and wide mouth, wide-spaced incisors, very small hands and feet Almond shaped eyes with everted lower eyelid, long eyelashes, hypertelorism, smallmouth, dysplastic ears
Current growth parameters Height: 141.8 cm (25th percentile) Height: 93 cm (10-25th percentile)
Weight: 36.3 kg (25-50th percentile) Weight: 13.4 kg (25th percentile)
OFC: 50.4 cm (1st percentile) OFC: 48 cm (10-25th percentile)
Developmental delay/intellectual disability Severe Severe
Neurological Seizures, hypotonia, hyperreflexia Seizures, axial and limb hypotonia
Abnormal behaviors Episodic irritability, self-injurious behaviors, severe sleep disturbance Hand stereotypies
Brain imaging Diffuse loss of white matter with normal myelination at 15 months; Abnormal white matter signal and diminished subcortical WM volume, focal T2 hypointense, T1 isointense right frontal lobe subcortical WM at 10 years Possible delayed myelination at 3 months; normal at 12 months
Ophthalmologic Strabismus, exotropia, astigmatism Strabismus, exotropia
GI/Feeding Feeding difficulties and failure to thrive requiring gastrostomy at 21 months, omphalomesenteric duct cyst Feeding difficulties with persistent dysphagia, gastrointestinal dysmotility and reflux
Other Very small ear canals, frequent ear infections, mild tricuspid regurgitation, pilomatrixomas on cheek and ear Umbilical hernia