Table 1

Clinical features of patients with translocation (1;7) and neurological phenotype.

StudiesCytogenetic abnormalityHead/neckNeurological featuresNeuroradiologyOther malformations
Chuang et al2t(1;7)(q32;q32)Small mouth, hypotelorism, flat noseFetal period, termination of pregnancyAlobar holoprosencephalyAbsence of ethmoidal and nasal bones
Schinzel6,73 casest(1;7)(q32;q34)Cyclopic featuresNAHoloprosencephalyHydronephrosis
Yan et al7t(1;7)(p22;q21)High Arched palate Narrowed mandibleAutism SchizophreniaNANA
McPherson et al4et alett(1;7) (p22;q22)High Arched palate Narrowed mandibleAutism SchizophreniaNANA
McPherson et al4et alett(1;7)(q21.3;q34)Coarse facial appearance, hirsutism, wide mouth, micrognathiaGDD, hypotonia, microcephalyNAAbsent nails, hypoplastic 5th finger
Current study
Patient 1t(1;7)1q42.3q44, 7q36.1q36.3Wide forehead, hypotelorismSeizures, GDD, microcephaly hypotoniaAgenesis of the corpus callosum, hypoplasia of the inferior vermisHypospadias Undescended testis
Patient 2t(1;7)1q42.3q44, 7q36.1q36.3Wide forehead, hypotelorismGDD, microcephalyThick and abnormal corpus callosum, hypoplasia of the inferior vermisRight club foot
Patient 3t(1;7) 1q42.3q44, 7q36.1q36.3Wide forehead, hypotelorismSeizures, GDD, microcephalyAtretic cephalocele, agenesis of corpus callosum, hypoplasia of the inferior vermisNA
  • NA - not available, GDD - global developmental delay