Table 1

Prevalence of cardiac concerns along with common types of CHD in KS within Radboudumc and GenIDA registries

Kleefstra syndromeCohort
RadboudumcGenIDA
Total included patients50163
Age at last examination in years: median (IQR)13.5 (13)10 (12)
Gender (male/female)M: 38%, F: 62%M: 48%, F: 52%
Abnormality of the cardiovascular system20 (40%)65 (40%)
Arrhythmia4 (8%)12 (7.4%)
CardiomyopathyNone reported2 (1.2%)
Abnormal ventricular septum morphology6 (12%)16 (9.8%)
Atrial septal defect7 (14%)21 (12.8%)
Tetralogy of Fallot2 (4%)0%
Patent foramen ovale2 (4%)3 (1.8%)
Patent ductus arteriosusN/A9 (5.5%)
Pulmonary valve stenosis2 (4%)14 (8.6%)
Bicuspid aortic valve/aortic valve stenosisNone reported7 (4.3%)
Mitral or tricuspid valve prolapse/insufficiency2 (4%)5 (3.1%)
Abnormality of the greater vasculatureNone reported14 (8.6%)
Kleefstra syndromeCohort
RadboudumcGenIDA
Total included patients50163
Age at last examination in years: median (IQR)13.5 (13)10 (12)
Gender (male/female)M: 38%, F: 62%M: 48%, F: 52%
Abnormality of the cardiovascular system20 (40%)65 (40%)
Arrhythmia4 (8%)12 (7.4%)
CardiomyopathyNone reported2 (1.2%)
Abnormal ventricular septum morphology6 (12%)16 (9.8%)
Atrial septal defect7 (14%)21 (12.8%)
Tetralogy of Fallot2 (4%)0%
Patent foramen ovale2 (4%)3 (1.8%)
Patent ductus arteriosusN/A9 (5.5%)
Pulmonary valve stenosis2 (4%)14 (8.6%)
Bicuspid aortic valve/aortic valve stenosisNone reported7 (4.3%)
Mitral or tricuspid valve prolapse/insufficiency2 (4%)5 (3.1%)
Abnormality of the greater vasculatureNone reported14 (8.6%)

IQR, interquartile range.

Table 1

Prevalence of cardiac concerns along with common types of CHD in KS within Radboudumc and GenIDA registries

Kleefstra syndromeCohort
RadboudumcGenIDA
Total included patients50163
Age at last examination in years: median (IQR)13.5 (13)10 (12)
Gender (male/female)M: 38%, F: 62%M: 48%, F: 52%
Abnormality of the cardiovascular system20 (40%)65 (40%)
Arrhythmia4 (8%)12 (7.4%)
CardiomyopathyNone reported2 (1.2%)
Abnormal ventricular septum morphology6 (12%)16 (9.8%)
Atrial septal defect7 (14%)21 (12.8%)
Tetralogy of Fallot2 (4%)0%
Patent foramen ovale2 (4%)3 (1.8%)
Patent ductus arteriosusN/A9 (5.5%)
Pulmonary valve stenosis2 (4%)14 (8.6%)
Bicuspid aortic valve/aortic valve stenosisNone reported7 (4.3%)
Mitral or tricuspid valve prolapse/insufficiency2 (4%)5 (3.1%)
Abnormality of the greater vasculatureNone reported14 (8.6%)
Kleefstra syndromeCohort
RadboudumcGenIDA
Total included patients50163
Age at last examination in years: median (IQR)13.5 (13)10 (12)
Gender (male/female)M: 38%, F: 62%M: 48%, F: 52%
Abnormality of the cardiovascular system20 (40%)65 (40%)
Arrhythmia4 (8%)12 (7.4%)
CardiomyopathyNone reported2 (1.2%)
Abnormal ventricular septum morphology6 (12%)16 (9.8%)
Atrial septal defect7 (14%)21 (12.8%)
Tetralogy of Fallot2 (4%)0%
Patent foramen ovale2 (4%)3 (1.8%)
Patent ductus arteriosusN/A9 (5.5%)
Pulmonary valve stenosis2 (4%)14 (8.6%)
Bicuspid aortic valve/aortic valve stenosisNone reported7 (4.3%)
Mitral or tricuspid valve prolapse/insufficiency2 (4%)5 (3.1%)
Abnormality of the greater vasculatureNone reported14 (8.6%)

IQR, interquartile range.

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