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Table 1 Comparison of the clinical and genetic features in both patients

From: Jacobsen syndrome and neonatal bleeding: report on two unrelated patients

 

Patient 1

Patient 2

Physical growth delay

 Prenatal

yes

Yes

 Postnatal

yes

No

Developmental delay

yes

Yes

Feeding difficulties

yes

Yes

Craniofacial abnormalities

 Skull deformities

brachycephaly

turricephaly

 High prominent forehead

yes

Yes

Ears

 Small ears

no

Yes

 Low set ears

no

Yes

 Posteriorly rotated ears

yes

Yes

 Hypoplastic antihelix

no

Yes

Eyes

 Ocular hypertelorism

yes

Yes

 Down slanting palpebral fissures

no

Yes

 Divergent strabismus

yes

No

 Palpebral ptosis

no

No

 Epicanthal folds

no

Yes

 Iris coloboma

no

no (thinned iris)

Nose

 Broad nasal bridge

yes

Yes

 Flat nasal bridge

yes

No

 Anteverted nares

yes

No

 Prominent columella

yes

No

Mouth

 Long philtrum

yes

No

 Hypoplastic philtrum

yes

No

 V-shaped mouth

yes

Yes

 Thin upper lip

yes

No

 Retrognathia

yes

No

 Cleft palate

yes

No

Hands

 Fifth finger clinodactily

yes

Yes

 Enlarged and adducted thumbs

yes

No

Feet

 Crowded toes

yes

No

Pes equinus varus

yes

No

Malformations of the heart

atrial septal defect

no

Kidneys

hydronephrosis

No

GI tract

no

No

Genitalia

no

No

Skeleton

no

No

CNS

no

No

Cerebral US abnormalities

no

Encephalomalacia

Hearing loss

bilateral mild conductive hypoacusis

No

Immunological defects

no

lymphocytopenia and hypogammaglobulinemia

Hematological disorders

thrombocytopenia and anemia

Pancytopenia

Hormonal defects

no

No

Genetic test result (aCGH)

11q24.1-q25 deletion(12.5 Mb, position 122,293,668 to 134,868,407)

11q24.1-q25 deletion(11 Mb, position 123,414,350 to 134,868,420)10p15.3p13 duplication (15 Mb, position 136,145 to 15,415,339)

  1. GI gastrointestinal, CNS central nervous system, US ultrasound, aCGH array comparative genomic hybridization