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Table 3 Review of published case reports

From: Autism spectrum disorder associated with 49,XYYYY: case report and review of the literature

 

Age at diagnosis

Facial features

Skeletal abnomalities

Stature

Psychomotor developpement

Behavioral features

Testicular insufficiency

Cytogenetic analysis

Present case

8 years

Macrocephaly, turricephaly and brachycephaly, high forehead, long face, oedematous eyelids, narrow palpebral fissures, bulbous nasal tip, thick lips, thick helix

mild clinodactyly of the fifth fingers

Tall

Mild ID Speech delay

ASD Anxiety Sleep Disorders

 

Mosaicism 49, XYYYY (85%), 45,X0 (15%)

[23]

30 years

Proeminent forehead and supraorbital ridges

Radioulnar synososis clinodactyly of the fifth fingers

Normal Range

Severe ID

Violent behavior

Azoospermia

49, XYYYY

[24]

14 months

Low set ears Micrognatia Trigonocephaly Epicanthal folds Palate hight arched

Radio Ulnar synostosis Scoliosis brachyclinodactyly

Normal Range

Psychomotor retardation Speech delay

Impulsivity Low frustration threshold

Increased basal gonadotropins

49, XYYYY

[33]

6 years

Low set ears Bilateral « lop ears »

Turricephaly

Tall

Speech delay

Low frustration threshold Mild social interaction disorders Attention deficit

 

49, XYYYY

[25]

15 years

Bilateral Cataract Bradycardia

Clinodactyly of the fifth fingers

Normal Range

Psychomotor retardation

 

Absence of spermatogenesis

Mosaicism 45,X/49, XYYYY = 88%

[22]

8 days

Micrognatia Bulbous nasal tip Low set ears Palate hight arched

Radioulnar synostosis Clinodactyly scoliosis

Normal Range

ID hypotonia

  

Mosaicism 49, XYYYY (96,7%)

[20]

9 years

 

Joint laxity scoliosis

Short

Mild ID

Impulsivity

 

Structural rearrangement 45,X/47,X + 2 Iso dic Y

[17]

2 years

Transient Atrioseptal defect

Bilateral Radioulnar synostosis clinodactyly of the fifth fingers

Short

Short Mild ID Langage delay

 

Decreased testosterone

Structural rearrangement