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Table 2 Clinical manifestations of 7q deletion cases

From: 7q36 deletion and 9p22 duplication: effects of a double imbalance

Case

Present case

Frühmesser et al. 2012[10]

Ponnala and Dalal, 2011[11]

Vorsanova et al. 2008[12]

Ahn et al. 2003[13]

Nowaczyk et al. 2000[14]

Chen et al. 1999[15]

Savage et al. 1997[16]

Hara et al. 1986[19]

Karyotype

46,XY, der (7), t(7;9) (q36;p22), 9 ph

46,XX, der(7), t(7;17) (q36;p13)

46, XY, der (7), t(7;14), (q33-q32.2)

45,XX, der(7), t(7;21) (q34;q22.13),-21

46,XX, der(7), t(2;7) (q37.3;q34)

46,XY, der(7), t(2;7) (p23.2;q36.1)

46,XX, der(7), t(3;7) (p23;q36)

46,XX, der (7), t(7; 19) (q36.1;q13.43)

46, XX, der(7), t(5;7) (q31:q22)

Origin

Paternal

Maternal

Paternal

de novo

Paternal

Paternal

Paternal

Paternal

Uncertain

Age at diagnosis

5 months §

21 years §

4 years

2 years §

fetus

fetus §

fetus §

fetus §

1 year

Developmental delay

+

+

+

+

    

+

Mental retardation

 

+

 

+

    

+

Hypotelorism

   

+

     

Microftalmia

     

+

   

Microcephaly

+

 

+

+

    

+

Up slanting palpebral fissures

+

  

+

+

    

Malformed ears

+

 

+

+

+

    

Broad/bulbous nasal tip

+

 

+

+

    

+

Arrhinencephaly

      

+

  

Cleft lip

    

+

    

Cleft palate

    

+

    

Nail hypoplasia

+

        

Hallux vagus

+

        

Overlapping toes/fingers

+

 

+

      

Fingers malformations

+

+

 

+

     

Multiple skeletal abnormalities

 

+

 

+

     

Sacral agenesis

      

+

+

 

Urogenitally abnormalities

+

    

+

   

Epileptic seizures

+

        

HPE

     

+

+

  

Hypoplasia of the corpus callosum

+

+

       

Ciclopia

      

+

  

Muscular Hypotonia

+

+

+

+

     

Cardiac defetcts

   

+

     

Maternal age at conception

31

30

not informed

24

43

not informed

26

29

35

  1. §Intrauterine growth retardation was reported.