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Table 1 Summary of clinical manifestation in patients with 15q24 microdeletion syndrome

From: Chromosome 15q24 microdeletion syndrome

Characteristic

Cases

Gender

Male - 16/19 (84%)

De novo occurrence

18/18 (100%)

Developmental delay

19/19 (100%)

Growth abnormalities

10/18 (56%)

Low birth weight/IUGR

6/18 (33%)

Short stature

5/18 (28%)

Obesity

3/18 (17%)

Microcephaly

3/18 (17%)

Feeding difficulties

4/18 (22%)

Distinct Facial features

19/19 (100%)

Long face

6/18 (33%)

Facial asymmetry

5/18 (28%)

High anterior hairline

12/18 (67%)

Epicanthal folds

9/18 (50%)

Hypertelorism

8/18 (44%)

Downslanting palpebral fissures

9/18 (50%)

Sparse, broad medial eyebrows

9/18 (50%)

Strabismus

7/18 (39%)

Nystagmus

2/18 (11%)

Broad nasal base

6/18 (33%)

Depressed nasal bridge

5/18 (28%)

High nasal bridge

2/18 (11%)

Ear abnormalities

11/18 (61%)

Palate abnormalities

4/18 (22%)

Long smooth philtrum

10/18 (56%)

Full lower lip

7/18 (39%)

Small mouth

6/18 (33%)

Genital abnormalities

11/18 (61%)

Hypospadias

6/15 (40%)

Microphallus

5/15 (33%)

Cryptorchidism

3/15 (20%)

Digit abnormalities

16/18 (89%)

Thumb abnormalities

7/18 (39%)

Brachydactyly/short digits

6/18 (33%)

Clinodactyly

3/18 (20%)

Toe abnormalities

6/18 (33%)

Skeletal abnormalities

11/18 (61%)

Joint laxity

10/18 (56%)

Scoliosis/kyphosis

6/18 (33%)

Neurologic findings

15/19 (79%)

Hypotonia

11/18 (61%)

Behavior problems

7/19 (37%)

MRI abnormalities

8/18 (44%)

Other features

 

Recurrent infections

7/18 (39%)

Hernias

5/19 (26%)

Congenital heart disease

4/18 (22%)

Hearing loss

4/18 (22%)

Diaphragmatic hernia

2/18 (11%)

Intestinal atresia

2/18 (11%)

Imperforate anus

1/18 (6%)

Coloboma

1/18 (6%)

Dental problems

1/18 (6%)

Myelomeningocele

1/18 (6%)