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Table 2 Phenotypes of 16 pediatric patients with 17p11.2 duplication

From: Copy number variations of chromosome 17p11.2 region in children with development delay and in fetuses with abnormal imaging findings

 

7p11.2 duplication cases

Frequency

Case number

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16*

 

Gender

Female

Male

Male

Male

Male

Male

Female

Female

Female

Female

Male

Male

Female

Male

Male

Male

NA

Age#

7 years

5 months

7 years

16 months

2 years

2 years

9.5 years

9 months

2.5 years

1 years

7 years

8 months

9 years

40 days

18 months

9 months

NA

Height (cm)$ ( percentile)

122.5 (50th)

68 (75th)

119 (25th)

79.5 (50th)

90 (75th)

88 (50th)

135 (50th)

71.5 (50th)

90 (25th)

77 (75th)

122 (50th)

69.5 (50th)

117.5 (< 3rd)

54.5 (50th)

78.5 (25th)

70 (25th)

1 (short stature)/16

Neurobehavioral

Motor delay

 × 

 × 

 × 

 

 × 

 × 

 × 

 × 

 × 

8/16

Intellectual disability

 × 

 × 

 × 

 × 

 × 

 × 

 × 

 × 

8/16

Language delay

 × 

 × 

 × 

 × 

 × 

 

 × 

 × 

7/16

Global developmental delay

 × 

 × 

 × 

 × 

 × 

5/16

Attention deficit

 × 

 

 × 

 × 

 × 

4/16

Muscular hypotonia

 × 

 × 

 × 

3/16

Stiff expression

 × 

 × 

 × 

3/16

Hyperactivity

 × 

 × 

2/16

Autism spectrum disorder

 × 

1/16

Sleep disturbance

 × 

 

1/16

Ocular

Strabismus

 × 

 × 

2/16

Amblyopia

 × 

 

1/16

Glaucoma

 × 

1/16

Craniofacial/Skeletal

Ptosis

 × 

1/16

Others

                 

Cryptorchidism

 × 

 × 

2/16

Descending cerebellar tonsil

 × 

1/16

Hydrocephalus

 × 

1/16

Arachnoid cyst of greater occipital pool

 × 

1/16

  1. * This child had both 17p11.2 duplication and 22q11.2 duplication. # The age provided was the age at the time the sample was submitted for MLPA test. $ Height was measured when the sample was submitted for MLPA test. “×” indicates the phenotype is present in the patient; “–” indicates the phenotype is absent in the patient; “NA” indicates not available