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Table 2 Comparison of the major clinical findings in the known and suggested IDs, showing a broad clinical overlap between the different disorders

From: Imprinting disorders: a group of congenital disorders with overlapping patterns of molecular changes affecting imprinted loci

Congenital ID

TNDM

upd(6)mat

SRS

BWS

TS14

KOS14

PWS

AS

Precocious puberty

upd(16)mat

PHP

upd(20)mat

Reference

[18]

Weba

[83]

[33]

[43]

[84]

[52]

[85]

[61]

Weba

[86]

[70]

number of patients

155

13

20

44

403

51

34

90

  

61

63

15

ID specific chromosome

6

6

7

11

11

14

14

15

15

15

16

20

20

clinical overlap

with

BWS

SRS

upd(6)mat, TS14, upd(16)mat, upd(20)mat

TNDM, KOS14

SRS, PWS

BWS

TS14

AS infant

 

SRS, upd(6)mat, upd(20)mat

 

SRS, upd(6)mat, upd(16)mat

 

Major clinical and overlapping findings

IUGR

Yes

53.8 % (7/13)

70 %

82 %

 

87 %

1

Rare

No

 

77 % (47/61)

 

100 %

prenatal overgrowth

    

Yes

 

58.8 % (20/34)

 

No

  

Yes

 

placenta

  

Abnormality: 8 %

Abnormality: 35 %

Placentomegaly

 

Placentomegaly

 

No

    

polyhydramion

    

Reported

 

97 % (33/34)

 

No

    

PNGR

Yes

33.3 % (2/6)

65 %

57 %

 

79 %

36.6 % (11/30)

63 %

No

 

2 % (1/49)

 

100 %

overgrowth

    

Yes

 

(6.7 % (2/30)

 

No

    

organomegaly

    

43.8 % (153/349)

   

No

    

Asymmetry

  

30 %

68 %

33.3 % (126/378

4 %

  

No

    

macroglossia

44 % (54/123)

   

94 % (379/403)

   

No

  

7 % (3/35)

 

relative macrocephaly

  

90 %

70 %

 

56 %

  

No

   

1 case

relative microcephaly

 

1 case

      

>80 %

    

hypotonia

  

45 % (n = 143) [87]

 

93 %

 

88 %

<80 %

   

1 case

abdominal wall defects

21 % (24/114)

1 case

Rare

 

62.3 % (250/401)

 

Omphalocele: 32.3 % (11(34)

 

No

 

1 case

  
 

Exomphalos: 56.8 % (142/250)

 

diastasis recti: 67.6 % (23/34)

glycemic disorder

TNDM: 100 %

 

Hypoglycemia: 24 %

Hypoglycemia: 19 %; diabetes type 2 reported in later life

Hypoglycemia: 43.4 % (162/373)

Hypoglycemia diabetes type 2 reported in later life

 

Diabetes type 2: 25 %

no

    

precocious puberty

  

Frequent

Frequent

Reported

86 %

 

4 % [88]

No

100 %

   

mental retardation

  

Global delay: 65 %

Global delay: 20 %

 

39 %

 

100 %

100 %

  

3 %

 

speech delay

  

50 %

39 %

    

No speech

    

motor delay

  

50 % (7/14)

76 % (26/34)

    

100 %

    

learning difficulties

        

100 %

  

33 %

 

behaviour

  

20 %

9 %

   

70-90 %

100 %

  

9 %

 

feeding difficulties

  

90 %

84 %

Reported

43 %

 

78 %

>80 %

   

7 cases

seizures

 

1 case

      

>80 %

   

1 case

excessive sweating

  

75 %

64 %

    

Increased sensitivity to heat

    

scoliosis

  

5 %

9 %

 

23 %

 

40-80 % [88]

<80 %

   

1 case

adipositas

   

Reported in later life [21]

 

yes

 

67 %

<80 %

    

dysmorphic/typical facial gestalt

18 % (21/114)

 

Triangular face

  

100 %

 

>80 %

 

14.2 % (6/49)

 

Mild

clinodactyly/finger abnormalities

8 % (9/116)

 

45 %

75 %

        

5 cases

ear abnormalities

  

Low set posterior

Low set posterior

61.8 % (230/372)

        

otitis media

  

20 %

14 %

 

17.6 % (9/51)

       

hepatoblastoma

    

Reported

 

Reported

      

cardiac anomalities

9 % (10/114)

  

9 %

5-10 % [39]

        
  1. aSee http://www.fish.uniklinikum-jena.de/UPD.html (15.06.2015)