Table 2.

EZH2-Related Overgrowth: Frequency of Select Features

Feature% of Persons w/FeatureComment
Overgrowth 91%Incl tall stature (almost uniform finding) &/or macrocephaly
Neurologic features True prevalence unknownReported findings incl ventriculomegaly, periventricular leukomalacia, & polymicrogyria
Tone abnormalities Hypotonia (47%)Several persons presented w/mixed tone (peripheral hypertonia & central hypotonia).
Hypertonia (27%)
Cognitive issues 85%
  • Mild ID: 58%
  • Moderate ID: 22%
  • Severe ID: 5%
  • Unclassified ID: 15%
Neurobehavioral issues RareIncl autistic features, phobias, & anxiety (all anecdotally reported)
Skeletal features Scoliosis (22%)Adult boutonniere deformity & talipes equinovarus have also been anecdotally reported.
Advanced bone age (100%)
Camptodactyly (44%)
Connective tissue abnormalities Umbilical hernia (49%)Ligamentous laxity is also anecdotally common, but true prevalence is unknown.
Soft, doughy skin / excessive loose skin (52%)
Poor feeding 36%
Hoarse, low-pitched cry 46%
Tumors Neuroblastoma (<1%)Other reported malignancies incl: 1
  • Neuroblastoma & acute lymphoblastic leukemia
  • Lymphoma
  • Acute myeloid leukemia

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