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Table 1 Clinical description and comparison of affected individuals carrying a homozygous mutation in ICK

From: A novel ICK mutation causes ciliary disruption and lethal endocrine-cerebro-osteodysplasia syndrome

Clinical features

Present fetus

Affected individuals combined/updated from Lahiry et al. [1]

Pt I

IV-1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, new

Age at delivery (weeks)

33

Range 24–34

Karyotype

46, XY

46 (6/6), XY (4/6), XX (2/6)

Height (centile)

41 cm (10–25th)

3rd–10th (3/5), 90th–97th (2/5)

Weight (centile)

2450 g (90–97th)

90th–98th (5/7), 10th–25th (2/7)

Head circumference (centile)

34 cm (>97th)

90–>98th 4/6), 3rd–20th (2/6)

Autopsy

+ (3/6)

Oral

 Cleft palate

Cleft soft palate

Midline (5/6), notch in alveolar (1/6)

 Cleft lip

Midline notching

Midline (5/7), bilateral (2/7)

 Presence of premaxilla

+

+ (2/6)

 Prominent upper lip region

+ (2/6)

 Hypoplastic/absent epiglottis

Unknown

+ (2/3)

 Hypoplastic/absent larynx

Unknown

+ (2/3)

Craniofacial

 Dolichocephaly

+ (3/6)

 Midface hypoplasia

+

+ (6/6)

 Microphthalmia

+

+ (4/6), cystic (2/6)

 Retinal dysplasia

Unknown

+ (1/3)

 Deep set eyes

+

+ (5/5)

 Fused eyelids

+ (1/6)

 Hypotelorism

+ (1/1)

 Flat and wide nasal bridge

+

+ (6/6)

 Dysplastic and low-set ears

+

+ (5/5)

 Micrognathia

+

+ (6/6)

 Excess skin below chin

+ (4/6)

 Single nostril

+ (1/1)

 Natal teeth

+

+ (1/6)

Limbs-thorax

 Micromelia

+, severe

+ (7/7)

 Polydactyly (postaxial)

Upper limbs, heptadactyly

+ (6/6)

 Polydactyly (preaxial)

Lower limbs, heptadactyly

 Brachydactyly

+, Severe

+ (6/6)

 Syndactyly

4 limbs, total syndactyly

+ (7/7)

 Hitch-hikers’ thumbs

+ (1/6)

 Palmar creases abnormalities

Irregular, vertical creases

+ (3/3)

 Ulnar deviation of hands

+ (6/6)

 Bowing of forearms

+

+ (6/6)

 Bowing of lower legs

+ (2/6)

 Abducted hips

+

+ (6/6)

 Sandal gap

+ (6/6)

 Talipes equinovarus

+

 Chest width

Narrow

Broad (1/6), narrow (1/6)

 Prominent xyphoid

+ (1/6)

Radiography

 Abnormal long bones (radius, ulna, tibia, fibula)

Very short with bowed radii and more severe involvement of the lower limb

Short diaphysis (1/1)

 Short and incurved ulnae

+

+ (1/1)

 Short and ovoid tibiae

Very short, with very short fibula

+ (1/1)

 Abnormal humerus

Very short

Short diaphysis (1/1)

 Abnormal femur

Very short, torpedo-like

Short and ovoid (1/1)

 Spondylar involvement

+, Mildly defective ossification

Unknown

 Premature epiphyseal ossification

+, Knees

Unknown

 Abnormal ilium

Small ilia with normal contour

+ (1/1)

 Abnormal/hypoplastic acetabular roof

+ (1/1)

Central nervous system

 Evidence of holoprosencephaly

+ (4/4)

 Corpus callosum

+

+ (3/3)

 Absence of septum pellucidum

+

+ (2/2)

 Hydrocephalus (ventriculomegaly)

+

+ (2/2)

 Dysmorphic cerebral aqueduct

Unknown

+ (2/2)

 Olfactory bulbs

Unknown

+ (2/2)

 Cerebral cortex malformation

Unknown

+ (3/3)

 Brainstem malformation

Unknown

+ (3/3)

 Cerebellar abnormalities

+ (2/2)

 Hippocampus agenesis

Unknown

+ (2/2)

 Leptomeningeal glioneuronal heterotopia

Unknown

+ (1/1)

 Spinal cord malformation

Unknown

+ (1/2)

Endocrine system

 Pituitary gland

Unknown

+ Absent (2/2)

 Adrenal glands

Unknown

+ Absent (1/3), hypoplastic (2/3)

Other

 Polyhydramnios

+ (1/6)

 Fetal hydrops

+

 Pulmonary hypoplasia

Unknown

+ (1/1)

 Congenital heart defect

+, VSD

 Gastrointestinal anomalies

Unknown

+ (2/3)

 External genitalia abnormalities

Sex reversal with hypoplastic labial folds

+ (4/7)

 Cryptorchidism

n/a

+ (1/6)c

 (Hyper)echogenic kidneys

+

+ (3/6)

 Large kidneys

+

+ (1/6)d

 Squamous metaplasia of bladder

Unknown

+ (1/3)

  1. Blank cells indicate that information was unavailable
  2. a Information gathered from attending-physician reports
  3. b Report from International Skeletal Dysplasia Registry (Cedars-Sinai Medical Center) for patient 1
  4. c Feature is reported as patient had ambiguous external genitalia
  5. d Large kidneys displayed cystic tubules