Table 1

Clinical and FISH findings in patients with syndromic oesophageal atresia

CaseSexAge (y)Oesophageal atresia (type)Facial anomaliesVertebral anomaliesCardiac defect
1F0.1IIIProminent nose, small mouth, dysmorphic earsTF
2MIII+Dextrocardia
3M0.1III
4F2.9IIIEpicanthic folds, dysmorphic ears+TF
5M0.1IIIASD, dextrocardia
6F0.1IIIDysmorphic ears, preauricular pits
7M1IIITF
8M0.2IDownward slanted palpebral fissures, dysmorphic earsTF
9M0.1IIIOtodysplasia, preauricular pits
10F0.1III
11M0.4III
12M9.7IHypertelorism, small mouth, everted earsASD
13F1IIIEpicanthic folds, flat nasal bridgeCongenitally corrected TGA in situs inversus
14F0.1III
15F10.8IIIASD
Anal atresiaRadial anomaliesRenal/urinary anomaliesOcular
anomalies
Cleft palateChoanal atresiaHypo- calcaemiaLow T lymphocytesDiagnosisDel22
+++VCFS+
+Hypoplastic right kidneyVACTERL
+Double urethraVACTERL
++VACTERL
+NVVACTERL
+Pyelic ectasiaNVVACTERL
+VACTERL
Left micro- phthalmia, coloboma+CHARGE
++NVNVGoldenhar syndrome
+MCA
++NVNVMCA
MCA
MCA
+NVNVMCA
MCA
  • FISH = fluorescent in situ hybridisation, P = patient, Del22 = deletion 22q11, F = female, TF = tetralogy of Fallot, VCFS = velocardiofacial syndrome, M = male, ASD= atrial septal defect, NV = not valuable, VSD = ventricular septal defect, MCA = multiple congenital abnormalities, TGA = transposition of the great arteries