Skip to main content

Table 2 Observed clinical features in atypical deletions of the LCR intervals in 22q11.2.

From: A deletion and a duplication in distal 22q11.2 deletion syndrome region. Clinical implications and review

LCR interval

Rauch 2005 [19]

Ben-Shachar 2008 [23]

García-Miñaur 2002 [18]

Kurahashi 1996 [70]

D'Angelo 2007 [21]

Patient 1

 

- ctCHD

- ctCHD

     

A-B

- typical VCFS

- typical VCFS

     
  

- Atypical CHD

 

- ctCHD

   

B-C

 

- Mild dysmorphism

 

- Mild facial dysmorphism

   
  

- DD

 

- Father normal

   
  

- Learning disabilities

  

- CTAFS: TOF, PA

- Mild facial features

- Atypical CHD

C-D

    

- Facial dysmorphism

- Neurodevelopmental, behavioural and psychiatric spectrum disorder

- Atypical facial features

      

- Mother with depressive disorder

 
   

- Prematurity

    
 

- Mild DD

- Mild DD

     
   

- Prenatal and postnatal GR

    
 

- Choanal atresia

      
   

- Learning difficulties and/or DD

    

D-E

- Atypical CHD

 

- Specific skeletal abnormalities

    
   

- Characteristic facial dysmorphism

    
   

- Higher risk for TA

    

E-F

       
  1. CTAFS: conotruncal anomaly face syndrome; ctCHD: conotruncal congenital heart defect; DD: developmental delay; GR: growth retardation; PA: pulmonary atresia; TA: truncus arteriosus; TOF: tetralogy of Fallot; VCFS: Velocardiofacial syndrome.