Table 1 Clinical findings and their frequencies or distributions across 80 new and published cases of Kabuki syndrome type 2.

From: Clinical delineation, sex differences, and genotype–phenotype correlation in pathogenic KDM6A variants causing X-linked Kabuki syndrome type 2

Clinical findinga

Frequency or distribution

Sex (males/females, n[%]) (n = 80)

34 (42.5)/46 (57.5)

Age at last examination (years, m[IQR]) (n = 57)

7 (3.25; 13)

Typical craniofacial dysmorphismsb (n[%]) (n = 80)

51 (63.7)

Growth parametersc

 

 Weight SD (m[IQR]) (n = 43)

−1.43 (−2.65; 0)

 Height SD (m[IQR]) (n = 46)

−2 (−2.82; −1.16)

 HC SD (m[IQR]) (n = 43)

−2.34 (−3; −0.61)

Antenatal and neonatal features

 

 Abnormal pregnancy findings (n[%]) (n = 27)

10 (37)

 Gestation duration (weeks, m[IQR]) (n = 45)

38 (36; 39)

 Birth weight SD (m[IQR]) (n = 44)

0.01 (−1.19; 0.69)

 Birth length SD (m[IQR]) (n = 18)

−0.64 (−1.31; 0.83)

 Birth HC SD (m[IQR]) (n = 20)

−0.15 (−1.25; 0.31)

 Neonatal hypotonia (n[%]) (n = 44)

35 (79.5)

 Neonatal feeding difficulties (n[%]) (n = 50)

42 (84)

 Neonatal hypoglycemic (n[%]) (n = 55)

31 (56.4)

Neurological and developmental features

 

 Motor delay (n[%]) (n = 61)

58 (95.1)

 Independent walking (n[%]) (n = 42)

31 (73.8)

 Age at which independent walking achieved (months, m[IQR]) (n = 27)

19 (17; 30)

 Speech delay (n[%]) (n = 59)

54 (91.5)

 Developed speech (n[%]) (n = 42)

30 (71.4)

 First words (months, m[IQR]) (n = 20)

24.5 (20; 36)

 Intellectual disability (n[%]) (n = 57)

53 (93)

Intellectual disability severity (n = 39)

 

  Mild (n[%])

9 (23.1)

  Moderate (n[%])

9 (23.1)

  Severe (n[%])

21 (53.8)

 Behavioral problems (n[%]) (n = 41)

24 (58.5)

 Seizures history (n[%]) (n = 47)

17 (36.2)

 Hypotonia (n[%]) (n = 53)

34 (64.2)

 CNS anomalies (n[%]) (n = 28)

17 (60.7)

  Ventriculomegaly (n[%])

6 (21.4)

  Delayed CNS myelination (n[%])

3 (10.7)

  Other (n[%])

10 (35.7)

Ectodermal anomalies (n[%]) (n = 48)

45 (93.8)

  Fetal fingertip pads (n[%])

35 (72.9)

  Hypertrichosis (n[%])

11 (22.9)

  Nail anomalies (n[%])

5 (10.4)

  Other (n[%])

13 (27.1)

Musculoskeletal anomalies (n[%]) (n = 55)

44 (80)

  Brachy/clinodactyly (n[%])

24 (43.6)

  Joint hypermobility (n[%])

23 (41.8)

  Hip problems (n[%])

14 (25.5)

  Other (n[%])

15 (27.33)

Gastrointestinal anomalies (n[%]) (n = 54)

40 (74.1)

  Feeding difficulties requiring support (n[%])

33 (61.1)

  Gastroesophageal reflux (n[%])

15 (27.8)

  Chronic diarrhea (n[%])

3 (5.6)

  Recurrent vomiting (n[%])

1 (1.9)

Palate anomalies (n[%]) (n = 67)

43 (64.2)

  High/narrow palate (n[%])

38 (56.7)

  Cleft lip/palate (n[%])

8 (11.9)

  Velopharyngeal insufficiency (n[%])

3 (4.5)

Dental anomalies (n[%]) (n = 45)

27 (60)

  Hypodontia (n[%])

10 (22.2)

  Malocclusion (n[%])

7 (15.6)

  Neonatal teeth (n[%])

7 (15.6)

  Other (n[%])

12 (26.7)

Ophthalmological problems (n = 48)

28 (58.3) 

  Strabismus (n[%])

15 (31.3)

  Nystagmus (n[%])

5 (10.4)

  Other (n[%])

15 (31.3)

Immunological anomalies (n[%]) (n = 52)

26 (50)

  Recurrent infections (n[%])

22 (42.3)

  Eczema (n[%])

4 (7.7)

  Other (n[%])

4 (7.7)

Cardiovascular anomalies (n[%]) (n = 63)

31 (49.2)

  Septal defects (n[%])

15 (23.8)

  Valvular anomalies (n[%])

11 (17.5)

  Aorta anomalies (n[%])

10 (15.9)

  Other (n[%])

13 (20.6)

Endocrine anomalies (n[%]) (n = 47)

18 (38.3)

  Hyperinsulinism (n[%])

13 (27.7)

  Breast anomaliesd (n[%])

5 (10.6)

  Other (n[%])

2 (4.3)

Hearing loss (n[%]) (n = 26)

8 (30.8)

Genitourinary anomalies (n[%]) (n = 53)

14 (26.4)

  Horseshoe kidneys (n[%])

4 (7.5)

  Vesicoureteric reflux (n[%])

2 (3.8)

  Other (n[%])

12 (22.6)

  1. The table is arranged according to the highest to lowest frequency of features in individual system.
  2. CNS  central nervous system, HC head circumference, IQR  interquartile range, m median.
  3. aThe number of responders are detailed for every feature, and their frequencies/distributions were calculated according to that number.
  4. bAs defined by the Kabuki Syndrome Medical Advisory Board.
  5. cAt last examination.
  6. dIt includes gynecomastia and premature thelarche.