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Table 3 Clinical comparison between the patient here described with TMBTS and the patient described by Kortüm et al. (subject 3)

From: Temple-Baraitser Syndrome and Zimmermann-Laband Syndrome: one clinical entity?

 

Patients having the p.(Gly348Arg) mutation

 

Present patient

Subject 3 in Kortüm et al. (2015)

Gender

M

F

Complicated Pregnancy

+

ND

Milestone

  

Birth weight

2.700 g (60th percentile)

3,290 g (39 weeks) (54th percentile)

Height at birth

48 cm (75th percentile)

55 cm (99th percentile)

Head circumference at birth

33 cm (60th percentile)

ND

Clinical findings

  

Age (years)

09/12

19

Consanguinity

-

ND

Limbs

  

Absence of nails

Nails of thumb and hallux

Nails of hands and feet

Broad, long thumbs terminally

+

ND

Adductus deformity of distal thumb

+

ND

Hypoplasia of terminal phalanges of hands and feet

Nearly absent

+

Delay in epiphyseal maturation

+

ND

Neurologic

  

Intellectual disability

+

Severe

Poor visual contact

+

ND

Seizures

-

Started in adolescence

Hypotonia/motor retardation

+

+

Hearing loss

-

-

Abnormal MRI findings

-

NA

Dysmorphic features

  

Thoracic abnormalities

+

Thoracic scoliosis

Coarse face

-

+

Myopathic appearance

+

ND

Hypertrichosis

-

-

Coarse thick hair

-

-

Flat forehead

Bulging

ND

Mild hypertelorism

+

ND

Epicanthal folds

+

ND

Broad depressed nasal bridge

+

ND

Short columella

+

ND

Long philtrum

+

ND

Thick vermillion border of upper lip

-

ND

Broad mouth with downturned corners

+

ND

Gingival enlargement

+

Noticed in childhood prior anticonvulsant treatment

Central incisors

+

+

Narrow and high palate

+

ND

Inverted nipples

Widely spaced

ND

Systemic manifestations

  

Gastrointestinal symptoms

Constipation

ND

Small genitalia/endocrine anomalies

-

Solitary renal cyst

Cardiovascular system anomalies

-

ND

  1. Abbreviations: +, present; −, absent; ND not documented