BioMed Research International / 2016 / Article / Tab 1 / Research Article
Identification and Functional Characterization of Two Intronic NIPBL Mutations in Two Patients with Cornelia de Lange Syndrome Table 1 Clinical features of two patients with CdLS.
Patient 1 Patient 2 Mutation c.5329-15A>G c.6344(−13)_(−8)del Predicted effect on protein p.(Ile1777_Arg1809del) p.(Gly2115Valfs 11) Clinical severity Mild Severe Gender Male Female Anthropometric data (newborn) Gestational age 41 weeks 36 weeks Birth weight 3260 g (−0.55 SD) 2130 g (−1.01 SD) Birth length 50 cm (−0.46 SD) 43 cm (−1.73 SD) Birth OFC 34 cm (−1.02 SD) 30 cm (−1.71 SD) Intrauterine growth restriction − + Anthropometric data (last evaluation) Age at evaluation 7 years 1 year Weight at evaluation 19 kg (−1.31 SD) 4630 g (−4.74 SD) Length at evaluation 112 cm (−2.14 SD) 63 cm (−4.61 SD) OFC at evaluation 47 cm (−4.07 SD) 39 cm (−6.05 SD) Postnatal growth retardation + + Limb defects Small hands, single palmar crease, short 1st metacarpal Small hands, brachymesophalangy V, restriction of the elbow movements Developmental delay + Speech delay + No speech Learned walking at 3.5 years Intellectual disability + + Microcephaly + + Behaviour impairment − + GERD − + Floppy Nissen fundoplication Feeding and swallowing disorders + + No chewing Stomach tube until 5 years Hirsutism − + Cutis marmorata − + GU anomalies Shawl scrotum, micropenis hypospadias NA Others Recurrent infections Nuchal cystic hygroma/nuchal edema
+: present; −: not present; OFC: head circumference; CNS: central nervous system; NA: not available; GERD: gastroesophageal reflux disease; GU: genitourinary; SD: standard deviation.