Table 1.
Demographic and clinical characteristics of 10 children with Alagilla syndrome. N = 10
| Age (months) | 2.5(1–72) |
|---|---|
| Gender (n, %) | |
| Male | 8(80%) |
| Female | 2(20%) |
| Clinical symptoms (n, %) | |
| Hepatic features | 10(100%) |
| Cardiac features | 7(70%) |
| Facial features | 7(70%) |
| Ocular features | 0(0) |
| Skeletal features | 4(40%) |
| Renal features | 3(30%) |
| Hypercholesteremia | 6(60%) |
| Small for gestational age | 4(40%) |
| Epileptic seizure | 1 (10%) |
| Liver function | |
| Total bilirubin(umol/L) (normal, 3.4–20.5 umol/L), | 138.75(6.2–183.6) |
| Direct bilirubin(umol/L) (normal, 0–8.6 umol/L) | 107.25(2.4–148.3) |
| Total bile acid(umol/L) (normal, 0.5–10.0 umol/L) | 110.65(6.7–481.2) |
| Gamma-glutamyltranspeptidase(U/L) (normal, 9–64 U/L) | 223(34–1139) |
| Total cholesterol(mmol/L) (normal, 3.36–5.69 mmol/L) | 6.02(3.64–7.65) |
| Genetic variation | |
| JAG1 (n, %) | 9(90%) |
| NOTCH2 (n, %) | 1(10%) |