Case Report

Genotype-Phenotype Characterization of Wolf-Hirschhorn Syndrome Confirmed by FISH: Case Reports

Table 1

Comparison of phenotypes in the cases and frequency of each phenotype in literatures.

Clinical FeaturesWolf-Hirschhorn phenotypes 4p16.3Case  1
4p16-pter 
(8.5 Mb)
Case  2
4p16.3 
(3.5 Mb)
Frequency of phenotypes 4p15.32–4p16.3 [3, 12].

Dysplastic ears+++80%
Hypotonia+++75%
High forehead+++50%
Colobomata of iris+++40%
Broad or beak nose+++?
Hypertelorism+++?
Prominent glabella+++?
Microcephaly++90%
Mental retardation++75%
Growth retardation++75%
Congenital defects (ASD)++50%
Micrognathia++?
Short philtrum++?
Preauricular tags++?
Downturned corners of the mouth with fish-type appearance++?
High arched palate++30%
Nystagmus++?
Hyper convex finger nails+60%
Dental caries+50%
Narrow palpebral fissures+50%
Microcornea+40%
Strabismus+?
Micro-ophthalmia+?
Seizuires+93%
Feeding difficulty+75%
Skeletal anomalies+60%
Renal anomalies+40%
Hypospadias+40%
Epicanthus+?