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Table 1 Clinical, biochemical, radiological, and genetic findings of patients with HR

From: Whole exome sequencing identifies two novel variants in PHEX and DMP1 in Malaysian children with hypophosphatemic rickets

Subject

Patient 1

Patient 2

Patient 3

Gender

Female

Female

Female

Gene, Variant

PHEX, c.871C > T

PHEX, c.1946_1954del

DMP1, c.54 + 1G > A

Age at diagnosis (years)

6

1 year and 4 months

2

Weight (kg), percentile at diagnosis

20.5, <P3

7.3, <P3

N/A, P25–50

Height (cm), percentile at diagnosis

104, P50

70, <P3

N/A, P25–50

Growth retardation

Yes

Yes

No

Bowing of legs

Yes

Yes

Yes

Frontal bossing

Yes

Yes

No

Wrist swelling

No

Yes

Yes

Ankle swelling

No

No

No

Serum phosphate (mmol/L)

Normal range: 1.1–1.8

0.78

0.52

0.81

Serum calcium (mmol/L)

Normal range: 2.10–2.55

2.16

2.38

2.12

Serum ALP (U/L)

Normal range: 100–350

436

1479

501

25-hydroxyvitamin-D (nmol/L)

Normal range: >  50

56.5

51.0

normala

Urine calcium/creatinine ratio

Normal range: < 0.7

N/A

0.04

0.45

TmP/GFR

Normal range: 1.07–2.23

N/A

0.51

N/A

Radiological changes

Features of rickets at distal femur and tibia

Features of rickets at distal ulna and radius

Features of rickets at distal femur and tibia, distal ulna and radius.

  1. ALP alkaline phosphatase; TmP/GFR ratio of tubular maximum reabsorption rate of phosphate to glomerular filtration rate; P percentile on National Center for Health Statistics growth chart; N/A not available
  2. aValue was not stated in the medical record and was indicated as normal