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Table 1 Clinical features of the duplication 4p16.3 cases

From: 18q22.1-qter deletion and 4p16.3 microduplication in a boy with speech delay and mental retardation: case report and review of the literature

Clinical features

Present case

Cyr et al. [13]

Palumbo et al. [8]

Duplication positions

71,566–1,883,647

1,326,373-1,832,617

1,405,662-1,798,461

Other chromosome anomalies

Terminal deletion of 18q22.1

Gestational age (weeks)

39

38–4/7

Unknown

Sex and age at diagnosis

M, 23 months

M, 9 months

M, 13 years

Weight

< 50th centile

30th centile

> 97th centile

Height

> 75th centile

30th centile

90-97th centile

Head circumference

> 75th centile

> 95th centile

25-50th centile

Neurologic

 Speech delay

Yes (severe)

Yes

Yes

 Developmental delay

Yes

Yes

Yes

 seizure

No

Yes

No

 Sensory Integration

Dysfunction (squinting while running)

Unknown

Dysfunction (ADHD)

 Short stature/failure to thrive

No

Yes

No

MRI

Unknown

Dilatation of the lateral ventricles

Normal

Craniofacial

 Macro/microcephaly

No

Yes (Macrocephaly)

No

 Frontal bossing

Yes

Yes

Yes

 Hypertelorism

Yes

Yes

Yes

 Epicanthal folds

Yes

Yes

Yes

 palpebral fissures

Normal

Narrow and long

Downslanted

 Eyes

Normal

Iris heterochromia; hyperopia

Hyperopia

 Ears

Low-set and dysmorphic

Low-set and posteriorly rotated

Normal

 Nose

Broad nasal root and short nasal bridge

Broad nasal root and short nasal bridge

Normal

 Palate

Normal

Normal

High arched

 Retrognathia/micrognathia

No

No

Yes

 Neck

Short

Short

Short

Musculoskeletal

 Hypotonia/ Hypertonia

Yes (Hypotonia)

No

No

 Balance difficulty

Yes

No

Unknown

 Upper/Lower extremity

Longer fourth toe of the right foot

Bridged palmar crease, syndactyly,

Bilateral flatfoot

 Others

Umbilical hernia

Prominent fetal pads; slightly more hair in the lumbosacral region

Scoliosis, dental abnormalities,

gynecomastia

  1. ADHD Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder