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. 2022 Feb 23;109(4):750–758. doi: 10.1016/j.ajhg.2022.02.003

Table 2.

Clinical features of individuals in the H4 cohort

Clinical feature Proportion (percentage)
Neurodevelopment

Intellectual disability 29/29 (100%)
Developmental delay 29/29 (100%)
Hypotonia 10/29 (34%)
Seizures 5/29 (17%)
Autism 5/29 (17%)
Ataxia 4/29 (14%)

Growth

Microcephaly—prenatal onset 2/19 (11%)
Microcephaly—postnatal 20/29 (69%)
Short stature 11/29 (38%)
Failure to thrive 11/29 (38%)

Skeletal features

Craniosynostosis 2/29 (7%)
Digit anomalies 4/29 (14%)
Vertebral anomalies 4/27 (15%)

Facial features

Hypertelorism 5/29 (17%)
Upslanting palpebral fissures 3/29 (10%)
Broad nasal tip 11/29 (38%)
Thin upper lip/vermillion 4/29 (14%)
Teeth anomalies 6/29 (21%)

Other features

Recurrent infections 4/29 (14%)
Visual impairment 17/28 (61%)
Hearing impairment 7/29 (24%)
Age range 10 months – 52 years (median 10 years 11 months)