Table 2.

LTBP4-Related Cutis Laxa: Frequency of Select Features

FeatureFrequency
In nearly allCommonInfrequent
Cutis laxa●
Pulmonary emphysema●
Pulmonary infections●
Pyloric stenosis●
Diaphragmatic issues●
Rectal prolapse●
Gastrointestinal diverticula●
Gastrointestinal elongation/tortuosity●
Bladder diverticula●
Hydronephrosis●
Cardiovascular abnormality●
Pulmonary hypertension●
Hypotonia/motor delay●
Inguinal &/or umbilical hernias●

From: LTBP4-Related Cutis Laxa

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