From: Barth syndrome
Recommendations for exclusion of BTHS | Clinical scenario |
---|---|
Consider routinely | · Fetal Cardiomyopathy |
· Male children with DCM ± EFE, especially those with neonatal / infantile onset | |
· X-linked cardiomyopathy of any type (DCM, LVNC, HCM) | |
· Cardiomyopathy with LVNC or LV modeling defects | |
· Cardiac arrest / cardiac arrhythmia with echocardiographic abnormality consistent with BTHS | |
Consider with relevant accompanying features e.g. X-linked family history, growth failure, feeding problems, delayed motor milestones, lethargy/easy fatigue: | · Multiple male miscarriages / stillbirths / unexplained deaths |
· Neonatal / infantile hypoglycaemia / lactic acidosis | |
· Viral cardiomyopathy | |
· Unexplained neutropenia, mitochondrial disease or proximal myopathy | |
· Serious unexplained bacterial sepsis | |
· Severe feeding problems, persistent episodes of vomiting / diarrhoea | |
· Growth failure / delayed puberty / delayed bone age | |
 | · Unexplained ventricular arrhythmia or prolonged QTc interval |