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Table 2 Clinical data of patients with genetic variants identified with the gene screening panel

From: Pathogenic gene screening in 91 Chinese patients with short stature of unknown etiology with a targeted next-generation sequencing panel

ID

Age range at initial appointment (years)

Ht-SDS

CA-BA (years)

GH peak (ng/ml)

IGF-1 (ng/ml)

IGF-SDS

Father’s ht. (cm)

Mother’s ht. (cm)

Clinical description

P1

11~13

-5.45

3.9

10.0

113

−2.58

165.0

158.0

Unilateral hearing loss, atrial septal defect, cryptorchidism, wide-spaced nipples, hypertelorism, language delay, family history remarkable for brother who died of congenital heart disease

P2

4~6

−4.18

1.0

11.1

60(50–286)

168.5

149.0

Facial anomalies (a high, arched palate and flat nose), atrial septal defect

P3

4~6

−2.51

1.7

17.2

101

−1.36

178.0

153.0

Facial anomalies (small chin, neck skin webbing, epicanthal folds, gothic arch), atrial septal defect, cryptorchidism, language delay, learning disabilities, sternal deformities (pectus carinatum superiorly)

P4

7~9

−4.08

4.0

12.0

76

−1.74

176.0

161.0

Wide-spaced eyes, low nasal bridge, short neck

P5

11~13

−2.36

−0.4

10.0

521

−0.02

170.0

141.0

Menarche at 12 years

P6

4~6

−2.94

1.3

18.3

240(49–283)

170.0

156.0

Early-onset myopia, cleft palate, flat nose, short fingers

P7

4~6

−4.33

3.0

29.4

33(50–286)

167.0

148.0

No obvious characteristics

P8

7~9

−2.83

4.5

19.0

104

−2.05

163.0

146.0

Short limbs (height 117 cm, arm span 110 cm); mild gait disturbance; short bone hand deformity and mild lumbar scoliosis on imaging (as shown in Fig. 1). His father was also short and presented with similar bone deformity with short and limp legs (height 163 cm, arm span 153 cm), in addition to bilateral avascular necrosis of the femoral head on imaging (as shown in Fig. 2).

  1. M male, F Female