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Table 1 Clinical features of patients with biallelic ERBB3 mutations

From: Biallelic ERBB3 loss-of-function variants are associated with a novel multisystem syndrome without congenital contracture

 

This study

Landau et al.(Ref. [9])

Alfares et al. (Ref. [12])

Variant

c.1253 T > C; p.Ile418Thr (Het) and c.3182dupA; p.Asn1061Lysfs*16 (Het)

c.1184-9A > G (Hom)

c.3425C > T; p.Pro1142Leu (Hom)

No. of patients

1

23

1

Birth conditions

Fetal intrauterine distress, normal birth weight

All newborns were small or borderline adequate for gestational age

No data

Facial malformations

High forehead, sparse hair and eyebrow, hypertelorism, ptosis, depressed nasal bridge, bulbous nasal tip, low-set ears, right oblique corner of the mouth, micrognathia

8 cases with micrognathia, 2 cases with cleft palate, and one with anisocoria

No data

Skeletal deformities

 Multiple joint contracture

–

23/23

No data

 Hip dislocation

–

2/23

+

 Knee dislocation

–

–

+

 Asymmetrical limbs

+

–

No data

Kidney malformation

–

Hydronephrosis and cystic changes of the kidneys in 5 cases

No data

Enlarged urinary bladder

–

12/23

No data

Cardiac malformation

Atrioventricular canal malformation

2 cases with VSD and one with dilated cardiomyopathy

No data

Ophthalmologic problems

Nystagmus, amblyopia

High myopia and degenerative vitreoretinopathy in two patients

No data

Respiratory problems

Recurrent respiratory infection

Respiratory insufficiency in 15 cases

No data

Developmental delay

+

No data

No data

Transient liver damage

+

No data

No data

Immunodeficiency

IgA deficiency

No data

No data

Anemia

+

No data

No data

Feeding difficulties

+

No data

No data

Clinical outcome

Still alive (24-month old)

2 girls alive at 12 and 13 years old, respectively; 17 died from soon after birth to 1 year old.

No data

  1. Hom Homozygote, Het Heterozygote, VSD ventricular septal defect