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. 2022 May 25;10(8):e1969. doi: 10.1002/mgg3.1969

TABLE 2.

Summary of phenotypic characteristics of cases with 3‐methylglutaconic aciduria, type V syndrome compared to the current case

Davey et al. (2006) (n = 18) [5] Ojala et al. (2012) (n = 2) [14] Al Teneiji et al. (2016) (n = 1) [15] Ucar et al. (2017) (n = 1) [4] Machiraju et al. (2021) (n = 43) [10] Our patient (n = 1) Total
Ancestry Canadian Hutterite Finnish Not reported Turkish Canadian Hutterite Arab
Gender/age mean 11 male, 7 female (11 alive), (7 deceased)/mean age 16 month 2 male (1 alive), (1 deceased)/mean age 15 month 1 alive/13 years 1 deceased/3 years 24 male, 19 female 1 alive/4 years
cDNA change

Homozygous c.130‐1G>C

Exon 4

Homozygous c.300delA, (p. Ala101Profs*10)

Exon 6

Homozygous c.280+1_280+5delGTAAG

Exon 5

Homozygous c.63delC, (p.Tyr21*)

Exon 3

Homozygous c.130‐1G>C

Exon 4

Homozygous c.159del (p.Phe54Leufs*5)

Exon 4

Mutation type Splice site Frame shift Splice site deletion Stop mutation Splice site Frame shift
Consanguinity No No Yes Yes No Yes
IUGR 8:18 0:2 Not reported 1:1 Not reported 0:1

9/22

(41%)

Growth failure 18:18 2:2 1:1 1:1 Not reported 1:1

23/23

(100%)

Dysmorphic features 0:18 0:2 0:1 1:1 Not reported 0:1

1/23

(4.3%)

Dilated cardiomyopathy 12:18 2:2 1:1 1:1 9:18 1:1

26/41

(63%)

Prolonged QT interval 6:18 2:2 1:1 Not reported 15:18 1:1

25/40

(62.5%)

Developmental delay 10:18 Not reported 1:1 1:1 18:19 1:1

31/40

(77.5%)

Abnormal vision 4:18 0:2 Not reported 0:1 10:11 1:1

15/33

(45%)

Seizure 2:18 0:2 0:1 0:1 5:20 1:1

8/42

(17%)

Microcytic hypochromic anemia 12:18 2:2 Not reported 1:1 Not reported 0:1

14/22

(63.6%)

Hepatic dysfunction 8:18 1:2 1:1 1:1 Yes (the number was not indicated) 0:1

11/23

(47.8%)

Increase 3‐methylglutaconic aciduria 18:18 2:2 1:1 1:1 43:43 1:1

66/66

(100%)