case
no.
|
gender/
age at diagnosis
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studied
material
|
de
novo/
inherited
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GTG-banding
result
grade of mosaicism
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final
result of the sSMC
|
test
methods
|
clinical
symptoms
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Reference
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07-
W-
p12/
1-1 |
see
07-U-13 |
07-
W-
p11.?2/
1-1 |
female/
20m |
PBL |
de novo |
47,XX,+r[40]/
46,XX[12] |
r(7)(::p11.?2→
q11.23::)[38]/
r(7;7)(::p11.?2→q11.23:
:p11.?2→q11.23::)[2]* |
cep probes
ELN-probe |
see below |
{16} case 1 |
normal
pregnancy but born at 39,5 weeks of
gestation by caesarean section because of
breech delivery. Birth weight: 2590g,
length: 45 cm OFC: 33cm. Development was
considered as normal up to 9 months, the age
at which she was referred to neurologist for
a motor developmental delay. 20 months said
her first words but she was not able to walk
alone; height and weight were at the 50th
percentile except for the head circumference
that was 50,5 cm (90th percentile). Physical
examination showed broad forehead,
asymmetrical facial appearance,
plagiocephaly and short nose with anteverted
nostrils; extremities long and slender.
Audiograms performed at thirty month
revealed a moderate deafness. |
07-
W-
p11.2/
1-1 |
see
07-U-14 |
***
07-
W-
p11.2/
1-2
°°°
|
female/
1y |
PBL
(EKF-
cellbank) |
de novo |
47,XX,+mar[13]/
46,XX[3] |
min(7)(:p12.2→
q11.21:)[5]/
r(7)(::p12.2→q11.21::)[2]/
r(7;7)(::p12.2→q11.21:
:p12.2→q11.21::)[1]
aCGH: 55.42-63.45 MB
CR-FISH: break in p distal from 52.90 |
cenM;
subcenM
aCGH;
UPD-test |
see below |
{24} case 5
{38} case 7
{49} case 3 |
Born at term
(39th week) after a pregnancy complicated by
repeated bleedings, birth weight 3390g,
length 50cm, OFC 33cm. At 7 months
statomotoric retardation, at 12 months
sitting, no free walking at 26 months →
DD. At 13 months weight at 25~50th,
length at 50~75th and OFC at 75th centile. |
07-
W-
p11.2/
1-3 |
see
07-U-15 |
07-
W-
p11.2/
1-4 |
see
07-U-16 |
07-
W-
p11.2/
2-1 |
see
07-U-17 |
07-
W-
p11.2/
2-2 |
see
07-U-18 |
07-
W-
p11.2/
3-1 |
female/
19y |
PBL |
de novo |
47,XX,+r[56%]/
46,XX[44%] |
r(7)(:p11.2→q21.11:)
aCGH: 54.19-79.36 (hg?) |
aCGH |
low IQ,
disturbed behaviour and a peculiar facial
phenotype |
{44} |
07-
W-
p11.?1/
1-1
°°°
|
male/
9y |
PBL |
de novo |
47,XY,+r[50]/
46,XY[50] |
r(7)(::p11.?1→
q11.23::)[48]/
r(7;7)(::p11.?1→q11.23:
:p11.?1→q11.23::)[2]* |
SKY; cep
probes
ELN-probe |
see below |
{16} case 2 |
born at 34
weeks of gestation after an uneventful
pregnancy; birth weight 2680g. At 16m able
to walk, at 24m able to say first words. At
2 y hyperactivity, at 9y borderline
performance, obesity and hyperactivity with
fits of anger and speech difficulties that
were partly resolved by speech therapy. At
age of 11y hypertelorism and down slanting
palpebral fissures; IQ scores were around 80
and school attendance was difficult but
possible. Prader-Willi disease test was
negative. |
07-
W-
p11.1/
1-1 |
female/
3y |
PBL
(EKF-
cellbank) |
de novo |
47,XX,+mar[50%]/
46,XX[50%]
at 6y: mar in 84% of the blood cells. |
min(7)(:p11.1→q11.1:) |
cenM;
subcenM; UPD-test |
see below |
{0} provided from Germany |
born 10 days
preterm, 3040g, 47,5cm, head circumference
35cm; APGAR 6/8/9; tracheomalacia, corpus
callosum agenesis, muscular hypotonia,
developmental retardation; develops better
with age - at 3y start of speaking but uses
also sign language; partial deafness;
nonetheless developmental delay, at age of 6
seizures; at 6.5y: height 110.5cm (2nd
centile), head circumference 52.2cm (50th
centile),[nbsp] weight 17kg (2nd centile),
broad nasal bridge, deep sitting hairline
anterior and posterior, hypopigmentation at
breast and belly, additional hypoplastic
mammilla right, dysplastic ears. |
07-
W-
p11.1/
2-1
°°°
|
female/
4m |
PBL
(EKF-
cellbank) |
de novo |
47,XX,+mar[26]/
46,XX[14] |
see below |
cenM;
subcenM; UPD-test |
see below |
{1} case 13
{20} |
r(7)(:p11.1→q11.21:)[15]/r(7;7)(:p11.1→q11.21::p11.1→q11.21:)[4]/r(7;7;7;7)(:p11.1→q11.21::p11.1→q11.21::p11.1→q11.21::p11.1→q11.21:)[1]
FISH-data: RP11-3N2 (63.22 MB) on sSMC aCGH:
7p11.2-7q11.23 (56,115,171-74,208,699
MB), 2 copies |
Except for
reduced fetal movements and dietetically
managed gestational diabetes during the last
8 weeks, pregnancy and delivery were normal.
Born in 37th week of gestation, birth
weight: 3,665 g, birth length: 54 cm, head
circumference: 37 cm; APGAR 9/10/10.
Hypotonia, poor sucking, reduced spontaneous
movements, pale skin color, reduced cardiac
efficiency due to aortic insufficiency and
aortic root ectasia, atrial septum defect
type II and a patent Ductus arteriousus. At
13 months the atrial septum defect was
treated by interventional cardiac
catheterization. At the age of 12 days was
noted thin long hands and fingers, thin long
feet and toes, broad nasal bridge,
epicanthal folds, telecanthus, retrognathia,
high arched palate, and dysplastic ears with
prominent helix were present. Dilatated
lateral ventricles and a plexus choroideus
cyst were detected by ultrasonography of the
brain. At the age of 13 weeks initially long
fingers and toes were normal in length and
the retrognathia was less pronounced.
Hypotonia had improved by physiotherapy.
Developmental gross motor milestones were
achieved delayed: sitting at 12 months,
crawling at 13 months. Hearing impairment as
a result of recurrent inflammations of the
middle ear. At the age of 14 months, able to
utter some different sounds and to vary the
tone pitch but she did not form double
syllable-chains. Fine motor and grasping
movements seemed to be age-appropriate. The
infant is approximately 6 months delayed in
psychomotor development. |
07-
W-
p11.1/
2-2 |
see
07-U-19 |
07-
W-
p11.1/
3-1
°°°
|
female/
5y |
PBL |
n.a. |
47,XX,+mar[50]/
46,XX[50] |
r(7)(::p11.1→q21.11::)
breakpoint in p: centromere
breakpoint in q: between 81.7 and 81.8
MB |
cep probes,
BACs, aCGH; UPD-test |
see below |
{32} |
at birth:
4030g (>97th centile), length 51 cm (75th
centile) and OFC 36 cm (50th centile). No
clinical symptoms in neonatal period. Motor
development was slightly delayed: she was
hypotonic at birth and was sitting at age of
9 months; walking abilities were in the
normal range and since the age of 12 months,
she could walk without support. However,
speech was severely delayed: first words
were not until 3 years of age, and her
language skills were delayed with poor
performances on the expressive side. No
hearing loss. At 5 y language delay,
weight24.8 kg (95th centile), height 114 cm
(90th centile), and OFC 53 cm (97th
centile). Flat face, high and prominent
forehead, deep-set eyes, short nose,
prominent nasal root close to frontal bone,
short philtrum, thick columella, thin lips,
relative microstomia with downturned
corners, and low set ears, fingers had wide
nails; a partial cutaneous syndactyly was
present between 2nd and 3rd toe, hirsutism
on the dorsal side of her limbs and a
cafe´-au-lait macula on the abdomen. Her
slightly retarded psychomotor development
improved with time. |
07-
W-
p11.1/
4-1
°°°
|
male/
7y |
PBL |
n.a. |
47,XY,+mar[50]/
46,XY[50] |
min(7)(:p11.1→q21.11:)
FISH-data: RP11-3N2 (63.22 MB) on sSMC |
cenM;
subcenM |
learning
difficulties, language disturbance and
attention deficit |
{0} provided from Portugal |
***
07-
W-
p11.1/
5-1
°°°
|
male/
3y |
PBL |
n.a. |
47,XY,+mar[50%]/
46,XY[50%] |
mar(7)(::p11.1→q11.23::)
array-CGH: 62.0-74.0MB |
aCGH
FISH; UPD-test |
see below |
{35} |
pregnancy
uneventful, birth measurements within normal
range, motor milestones delayed (sitting
achieved at 10 months and gait at 17 months).
language markedly impaired (firstword at 27
months), deep mental retardation and
particular behavioral troubles (alternation
of periods of apathy and aggressiveness),
autism . Facial dysmorphic was consistent
with Williams Beuren Syndrome Critical
Region (WBSCR) duplicated patients.
Macrocephaly was also observed (+4SD). MRI showed non-specific
posterior white substance anomaly andcardiac
ultrasound was normal. |
07-
W-
p11.1/
6-1 |
female/
6y |
PBL |
n.a. |
47,XX,+mar[4]/
46,XX[30] |
min(7)(:p11.1→q11.21:)
|
cenM;
subcenM |
abnormal |
{0} provided from Germany
|
07-
W-
p10/
1-1
°°°
|
male/
19y |
PBL |
paternal
(35%) |
47,XY,+mar[100%] |
r(7)(::p10→q11.2::) |
midi,
FISH-probe D7Z1; UPD-test |
see below |
{4} case B
{5} case I
{10} case 2
{41} referring to father |
Progressive neurological
findings (syncope, dystonia), mentally
retarded (low performance), high narrow
forehead, micrognathia, low set ears, down
slating palpebral fissures, dental
problems, long and slender fingers;
development of the patient was considered
as normal up to the age of 5y; Father
normal. |
07-
W-
p10/
1-2
°°°
|
male and
female/
3y and 4y |
PBL |
maternal
(50%) |
47,+mar[50%]/
46[50%] |
r(7).ish(q11.2+) |
FISH-probes:
P7t1, wcp7, YAC D7S250; UPD-test |
see below |
{7} |
Case 4a:
birth weights around 4400g, developmental
delay, mild mental retardation, flat nasal
bridge, prognathia, simply formed ears, down
slating palpebral fissures.
Case 4b:
The first child (girl): born 44
weeks of gestation after a normal pregnancy
and delivery by forceps extraction. Birth
weight 4,650 g (~97th centile); bifid uvula,
midline cleft palate. At 4 y developmental
delay and an unusual face; motor milestones
in the normal range; speech development
considerably retarded; occipito-frontal
circumference (OFC) 50.5 cm (50th centile),
weight 19 kg (75th centile), length 106.6 cm
(50-90th centile;. short forehead, flat
face, high and broad nasal bridge, short
nose, slight left, ptosis and epicanthus,
short philtrum, small mouth, and low-set,
posteriorly rotated and simply formed ears
with a thick helix, right simian crease,
genua valga. At age of 10 y: length 153.5 cm
(90th centile), weight 48 kg (90th centile),
and OFC 54.5 cm (98th centile). IQ tested
with Wechsler Intelligence Scale for
Children (WISC-R): verbal intelligence was
57; performance intelligence, 73.
Case 4c:
The second child (boy): delivery at term by
cesarean section after a normal pregnancy.
Birth weight 4,250 g (97th centile). At age
of 23 m slow psychomotor development (delay
of 6 m). At 3 years: speech development
severely retarded; length 113 cm (~97th
centile), weight 22 kg (~98th centile), and
OFC 53.5 cm (98th centile). Face similar to
that of his sister: short forehead, flat
face, downward slant of the palpebral
fissures, high and broad nasal bridge, short
nose, short philtrum, small mouth, slight
prognathia, and posteriorly angulated and
simply formed ears with a truck helix .
Mother of boy and girl: speech difficulties
of unknown origin when she was 2 years old,
which were partly resolved by speech
therapy; presently working as a housekeeper.
low performance, speech is difficult to
understand; length 170 cm (50-90th centile),
weight 78 kg (90th centile), OFC 53.5 cm
(2nd-50th centile). Facial traits similar to
those of her children: short forehead, flat
face, high and broad nasal bridge, simply
formed, posteriorly angulated ears,
prognathia. palpebral fissures horizontal. |
***
07-
W-
p10/
1-3
°°°
|
female/
4y |
PBL |
de novo |
47,XX,+r[50]/
46,XX[50] |
r(7)(::p10→q11.23::)*
61.8 to 77.11MB
(sSMC derived from a maternal
chromosome 7) |
SKY;
subcen-probes;
aCGH; UPD-test |
see below |
{15} |
Normal
pregnancy and birth; normal birth weight; at
birth bilateral pes adductus - resolved
after physiotherapy; hypotonia; recurrent
middle ear infections from age of 3 m;
developmental delay, walking at 2y, at 3 y
severely retarded speech development and
delayed motor milestones (at 4y only
speaking a few words). At 4y normal
appearance with minor facial dysmorphism:
strabismus, thin lips, low set, posteriorly
rotated ears with a thick over folded helix;
severe delay of motor development and mental
dev. delay of ~17months; an MRI scan of the
brain demonstrated wide ventricles and
prominent basal cisterns. Ophthalmologic
examination revealed bilateral tortuous
retinal vessels and esotropia of the right
eye. |
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