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Table 2 Patients that underwent liver ultrasound or transient elastography

From: Liver manifestations in a cohort of 39 patients with congenital disorders of glycosylation: pin-pointing the characteristics of liver injury and proposing recommendations for follow-up

Patient

CDG

Age at ultrasound (Y)

Ultrasound findings

Transient elastography result

1

PMM2

1

Coarse liver parenchyma

F0 (3.8 kPa)

2

PMM2

1

Coarse liver parenchyma

3

PMM2

1

Steatosisa

6

PMM2

4

Coarse liver parenchyma

7

PMM2

5

Coarse liver parenchyma

8

PMM2

6

Central intrahepatic bile duct dilation, otherwise normal

F2 (8.4 kPa)

9

PMM2

6

Normal

11

PMM2

1

Normal

12

PMM2

5

Hemangioma, otherwise normal

F1 (7.3 kPa)

14

PMM2

6

“Starry sky” parenchyma

15

PMM2

10

Normal

17

PMM2

15

Steatosis

 

19

PMM2

28

Coarse liver parenchyma

22

ALG13

1

Geographic steatosis

23

ALG13

4

Multiple well-circumscribed echogenic lesions

25

DHDDS

63

Normal

27

PGM1

2

Increased echogenicity

 

28

SLC35A2

4 days

Normal

31

ALG8

6

Steatosis

33

MPI

F2 (8.0 kPa)

34

CCDC115

2

Mildly increased echogenicity

37

SLC39A8

2

Coarse liver parenchyma

38

TMEM165

12

Normal

39

VMA21

34

Normal

  1. aResolved subsequently