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Table 2 Summary of the neurological and cytogenetic features of published patients harboring a 14q23-q32 interstitial deletion

From: Neurological features of 14q24-q32 interstitial deletion: report of a new case

Patient

Sex

Age

Region

Deletion size

Microcephaly

Cognitive delay

Motor delay

Hypotonia

Language delay

Seizures (age of onset; type)

EEG

Brain scan

Sensorineural Deafness

Other neurological findings

1- Turleau et al., 1984 [1] (P1)

M

Died at 2y (cardiac failure?)

14q23-q32

NA

Yes (− 3 SD)

Yes Severe

Yes Severe

NR

Yes

No

Normal

NR

NR

NR

2- Kawamura et al., 1985 [2]

M

11ya

14q24.3q32.1

NA

Yes

Yes

Yes

NR

Yes

Single afebrile seizure at 11 ya

No epileptic anomaliesa

NR

NR

NR

3- Yamamoto et al., 1986 [3]

M

10mo – 12ya

14q24.3-32.1

NA

Yes (−1.7 SD)

Yes Mild

Yes Mild

NR

No languagea

NR

Normal

Mild generalized cortical atrophy (CT)

No (ABR)

NR

4- Rivera et al., 1992 [4] (P1)

M

1y 3mo

14q24-q32

NA

Yes (<3 %)

NR

Yes Mild

NR

No words at 15 mo

NR

NR

NR

NR

NR

5- Byth et al. 1995 [5] (P1251)

F

NR

14q23-q32

11.6 MB (76,822,337–88,488,190)b

No

Yes Mild

Yes Mild

NR

NR

NR

NR

NR

NR

NR

6- Byth et al. 1995 [5] (P1141)

F

5y

14q24.1-q31

NA

Yes

Yes

No

NR

NR

NR

NR

NR

NR

NR

7- Ono et al., 1999 [6]

M

2y

14q24.3-q32.1

NA

Yes (−2.7 SD)

NR

Yes

No

NR

Simple FS at 13mo;

Spikes in right O region

Frontal atrophy and delayed myelination (MRI)

NR

Non-epileptic myoclonic status at 18mo

8- Le Meuer et al., 2005 [7]

M

Died at 6 mo (cardiac failure)

14q23.3 ≈ 24.2q 31.1

13.9 Mb (67,736,534–81,673,589)b

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

NA

NR

Poor modulation

Mild enlargement of the ventricles and the pericerebral spaces (MRI)

Immature response (ABR)

Poor sucking and swallowing, abnormal ocular contact

9- Schlade-Bartusiak et al., 2008 [8] (HSC23984)

F

5y

14q24-3q32.1

18.5 Mb (77,823,431–96,400,270)b

No

Yes Mild

Yes Mild-moderate

Yes

No language

2y; Focal

T-O anomalies

Normal (MRI)

Moderate hearing loss within the 1000–4000 Hz frequency range (ABR)

NR

10- Zollino et al., 2009 (P22)

F

19y

14q24.3q32.12

13.9 Mb (77,867,749–91,848,982)b

No

Yes

NR

Yes

Yes

No

NR

NR

NR

Motor stereotypies, aggressive during adolescence

11- Zollino et al., 2009 (P25)

M

18y

14q24.3q32.13

20.9 Mb (73,942,355–94,914,188)b

Yes

Yes

NR

Yes

Yes

No

NR

NR

NR

Hyperactive, aggressive, hands flapping, echolalia

12- Cingoz et al., 2011

M

10y

14q24.3-q32.2

21.5 Mb (77,226,431–98,771,224)b

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

No language

NR

NR

NR

NR

NR

13 – Riegel et al., 2014 [11]

M

6y 9mo

14q24.3-q31.3

13.1 Mb (76,822,337–88,488,190)b

No

Yes Mild

Yes Mild

Yes

Yes

NR

Normal

Small area of gliosis in cerebellar region (MRI)

No (ABR)

NR

14- This report

M

2y 1mo

14q24.3-q31.1

5,5 Mb (73,939,850–79,446,043)

No

Yes Mild

Yes Mild

Yes

Yes

9 mo; Focal

Spikes in bilateral C regions

Corpus callosum hypoplasia; enlargement of fronto-temporal sub-arachnoids spaces

No (ABR)

Paroxysmal non epileptic events

  1. List of abbreviations: M male, F female, y years, mo months, NA not applicable, NR not reported, SD standard deviation, CT computed tomography, MRI magnetic resonance imaging, ABR auditory brainstem response, T temporal, O occipital, C central
  2. aAdditional information on these two patients were reported by Ono et al. [6] on the basis of personal communications by Kawamura and Yamamoto
  3. bMinimal deletion and base pairs are taken from Riegel et al. [11]