Case Report

Neuroimaging Features of San Luis Valley Syndrome

Table 1

Brain abnormalities in patients with SLVS Rec(8) and duplication 8q.

AuthorDefectMethod of analysisMidline defectsBSCBCephaloceleCSF spacesMyelinWM lesionsV

Whitehead
(our patient)
1 Rec(8)a MRCCD
HAC
IHA
YesYesNoVM
SE
WNLYesYes

Sujansky et al. [3]15
Rec(8)aCT/US
()
MR
()
CCD
(1/15)
NMNMNoVM (13/15)
SE (8/13)
Delay (4/4)NMNM

Vera-Carbonell et al. [6]1 Rec(8)bMRNMNMNMNMVMNMNMNM

Williams et al. [7] 9 Rec(8)a
()
Rec(8)c
()
U
()
PathCCT
U
(1/4)
Yes
(Pons)
U (1/4)
NMYes
(OE)
U (1/4)
Hydro
U (1/4)
NMYes
(HIE)
Rec(8a)
(2/4)
U
(2/4)
NM

Nucaro et al. [8]1 Rec(8)dMRNMNMNMNMNMNMPVLNM

Wheeler [9]1 Dup(8)aUSWNLNoNoNoWNLNANoNA

Concolino et al. [10]1 Dup(8)bMRNMNMNMYes
(FM)
NMNMNMNM

= number of patients, BS = brainstem malformation, CB = cerebellar malformation, WM = white matter, V = vasculopathy, MR = magnetic resonance imaging, CT = computed tomography, US = ultrasound, Path = histopathology, CCD = corpus callosum dysgenesis, CCT = corpus callosum thinning, HAC = hypoplastic anterior commissure, IHA = interhypothalamic adhesion, NM = not mentioned, NA = not assessed, WNL = within normal limits, OE = occipital encephalocele, FM = frontal meningocele, VM = ventriculomegaly, SE = subarachnoid space enlargement, hydro = hydrocephalus, HIE = hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy, PVL = periventricular leukomalacia.
Rec(8)a = Rec(8)dup(8q)inv(8)(p23.1q22.1);
Rec(8)b = Rec(8)dup(8q)inv(8)(p23.2q22.3)mat.ish rec(8)(wcp8þ).mlpa 8psubtel(P036) × 1,8qsubtel(P036) × 3.arr 8p23.3p23.2(1–2,274,223) × 1,8q22.3q24.3(104,430,376–146,364,022) × 3;
Rec(8)c = Rec(8)dup(8q)inv(8)(p23q23);
Rec(8)d = InvDupDel 8p(dup 8p22–p23.1/del 8p23.2-pter);
Dup(8)a = Dup (8)(q23.3q24.21);
Dup(8)b = Dup (8)(q22.2–24.3)(q24.21), 8q22.2 (RP11-102K7 clone-101.2Mb) to 8q24.3 (RP11-120B22 clone-144.3Mb);
U = unknown or unconfirmed.