
COMPREHENSIVE GENETIC EVALUATION
OF BULGARIAN CHILDREN WITH
SYNDROMIC CRANIOSYNOSTOSIS Delchev T.1, Hadjidekova S.2, Bichev S.3, Veleva Ts.1, Boneva I.4, Avdjieva-Tzavella D.1 *Corresponding Author: Trayan Delchev, MD, PhD, Department of Clinical genetics, University
Children Hospital, Medical University of Sofia; Sofia, Bulgaria, Ivan Geshov blvd. No 11,
tel: +359883482376, e-mail: trayan_delchev@abv.bg page: 6
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RESULTS
In 27 of our patients, craniosynostosis was simple
(a single cranial suture is obliterated). In 10 cases, two
sutures were simultaneously fused, repesenting a complex
craniosynostosis (two or more sutures are prematurely
and simultaneously closed). In the other 2 patients, three
cranial sutures were prematurely ossified.
The suture involvement distribution in our sample
presented as: coronal in 44.4%, sagittal in 22.2%, metopic
- 25.9% and lambdoid in 7.4%.
The analysis of G-banded chromosomes yielded
only one pathological finding in patient 29 - 46,ÕÕ,t(2;7)
(q14;q35) – an apparently balanced reciprocal translocation
of chromosomes 2 and 7, inherited from the patient‘s
mother (Tables 1 and 2).
MLPA revealed three pathological results - del 5q35.3
(in patient 22), dupl 2p16.1 (in patient 29) and del 4q (in
patient 34) representing 7.7% of all participants in our
sample (Table 2).
Array CGH - pathogenic and likely pathogenic submicroscopic
aberrations were found in 6 patients, representing
15.3% of all tested children (Tables 2 and 3). About
12.8% (5/39) of the patients with normal karyotype carried
submicroscopic chromosomal rearrangements. Four of
those defects were duplications and two were deletions.
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