Table 2.

EXOC6B-Related Spondyloepimetaphyseal Dysplasia with Joint Laxity: Frequency of Select Features

FeatureProportion of Persons w/FeatureComment
Clinical manifestations Joint dislocations7/7Primarily hips & knees
Joint laxity7/7
Short stature7/7Postnatal onset
Slender fingers7/7
Genu valgum6/7
Pes planus4/7
Spine manifestations6/7Scoliosis, kyphosis, short neck, &/or hyperlordosis
Barrel-shaped chest2/7
Radiographic findings Delayed carpal bone ossifications7/7
Gracile, short tubular bones (leptodactyly)6/7
Metaphyseal dysplasia6/7
Epiphyseal dysplasia6/7
Slender ribs4/7
Irregular vertebral end plates3/7
Narrow interpedicular distance of lumbar vertebrae3/7
Platyspondyly2/7

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