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Table 1 Clinical features recorded in each patient expressed as percentage in are provided

From: New insights in the interpretation of array-CGH: autism spectrum disorder and positive family history for intellectual disability predict the detection of pathogenic variants

Signs/symptoms

Percentage of patients

Intellectual disability

Severe

6.5 %

Moderate

12 %

Mild

60 %

Absent

21.5 %

Autism spectrum disorder

17.2 %

Familiarity for ID and/or MCA

8 %

Prenatal perinatal problems

14 %

Short stature

19.15 %

Tall stature

2.8 %

Macrocephaly

7 %

Microcephaly (Craniosynostosis included)

31 %

Forehead and eyebrows phenotypic abnormalities

38 %

Eyes, palpebral fissures and eyelashes phenotypic abnormalities

54 %

Nose and phyltrum phenotypic abnormalities

37 %

Oral region, teeth and tongue phenotypic abnormalities

49 %

Ears phenotypic abnormalities

37 %

Neck and thorax phenotypic abnormalities

18 %

Upper limbs, lower limbs, hands and feet phenotypic abnormalies

26 %

Gastrointestinal malformations (megacolon, Duodenal/Esophageal stenosis)

16 %

Neurology (Epilepsy, hypertonia, hypotonia, paresis, extrapyramidal signs)

14 %

Cardiac malformations

33 %

Pulmonary malformations

1 %

Kidney and urinary tract anomalies

8 %

Abnormal external genitalia

12 %

Ocular malformation

16 %

Vertebral anomalies

22 %

Skeletal dysplasia

5 %

Haematological abnormalities

3 %

Nails and hair anomalies

13 %

Alterated skin pigmentation or skin hemangioma

13.3 %

Endocrinological abnormalities

10 %