Hereditary Tyrosinemia Type 1 in Jordan: A Retrospective Study

Table 4

Summary of the patients’ data, .

Case number	Gender	Age (years)	Age at diagnosis (months)	Age of symptom onset (months)	Time between onset and diagnosis (months)	Age of NTBC initiation (months)	Interval between diagnosis and NTBC treatment (months)	Growth retardation	Number of hospitalizations	Cause of admission	Alive/dead
1	Male	1	4	4	0	4	0	No	0		Alive
2	Female	4.50	6	5	1	7	2	No	0		Alive
3	Male	3.89	31	3	28	29	26	No	0		Alive
4	Male	7.13	12	9	3	15	6	No	3	Abdominal pain	Alive
5	Female	5.17	1	0	1	2	2	No	1	Chest infection	Alive
6	Female	3.71	7	7	0	7	0	No	1	Chest infection	Alive
7	Male	2.19	2	2	0	2	0	No	1	Electrolyte imbalance	Alive
8	Female	7.47	12	6	6	18	12	Yes	1	Electrolyte imbalance	Alive
9	Male	0.67	2	0	2	2	2	Yes	2	Electrolyte imbalance	Alive
10	Female	6.93	6	3	3	6	3	No	1	Encephalopathy	Alive
11	Male	1.59	1	1	0	1	0	No	1	Fever	Alive
12	Female	14.42	3	3	0	108	108	No	1	For diagnostic workup	Alive
13	Male	7.41	12	3	9	12	9	No	0	For diagnostic workup	Alive
14	Female	4.27	12	12	0	12	0	No	1	For diagnostic workup	Alive
15	Male	10.47	18	9	9	36	27	No	8	GI bleedings	Alive
16	Male	6.30	19	5	14	19	0	No	2	Orthopedic surgery (genu varus)	Alive
17	Female	12	3	3	0	48	14	No	10	GI bleedings	Died
18	Female	5	38	26	12	38	10	Yes	2	Hepatic failure	Died

Passed (patient number 17 died secondary to HCC; patient number 18 died secondary to hepatic failure).