Table 3

Comparison of clinical features in four cases of t(13q;13q)/r(13) mosaicism, our patient, r(13)q2/q13-150, and partial 13q14→13qter trisomy3-151 (modified by Duckett et al18)

Clinical featuresOka et al15 Duarte et al16 Jalal et al17 Duckett et al18 Our caser(13) q2/q1Trisomy 13 q14→qter
Peripheral blood karyotype
 % trisomy 137574345395
 % ring 13252666475
Growth retardation+++++3/37/11
Psychomotor retardation++NDND+ND11/11
Position or articular defects+ND
Hypotonia+ND3/11
Haemangioma+0/34/11
Microcephaly++++ND3/11
Micrognathia++1/34/11
Cleft/high arched palate+++3/39/11
Short webbed neck++1/32/11
Broad nasal bridge+++++3/31/11
Low set/dysplastic ears++++2/39/11
Short philtrum3/30/11
Hypertelorism+++++3/30/11
Epicanthus+++++2/33/11
Short upward slanting palpebral fissures++1/34/11
Absent/hypoplastic thumbs++2/30/11
Hypoplastic fingers/toes++++3/30/11
Clinodactyly/syndactyly+1/31/11
Hexadactyly0/36/11
Congenital heart defects++1/31/11
Renal anomalies+2/31/11
Anterior/imperforate anus+++3/30/11
Neural tube defects+2/30/11
Vertebral or costal abnormalities++1/36/11
Genital malformations2/37/11
Increased PMN projections
HbF persistence
0/31/11
OtherDuplicated oesophagusMicrophthalmiaSensorineural deafnessHypoplastic organs
  • 3-150 Brandt et al.14

  • 3-151 Tharapel et al.11