Phenotypes for disease #00937 (HPMRS2;GPIBD6 (hyperphosphatasia, with mental retardation syndrome, type 2 (HPMRS-2, glycosylphosphatidylinositol deficiency, type 6 (GPIBD-6))), OMIM:614749)

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0000021171 The patients were born with anal stenosis. Growth development was delayed in elder sister who also showed marked microcephaly. Psychomotor development was present but it was most severe in elder sister. Their common facial signs included wide-set eyes that appeared large because of long palpebral fissures, a short nose with a broad nasal bridge and nasal tip, and a tented mouth. Their fingers showed nail hypoplasia, especially of the second, fourth, and fifth digits, and absent nails of the fifth digits. Their halluces were broad, but the toes showed small nails or aplasia of nails, especially of the fourth and fifths digits. - - Familial, autosomal recessive - - - - - Philippe Campeau 00025057
0000021172 She was born with anal atresia and perineal fistula. Additional malformations included an atrial septal defect, peripheral pulmonary stenosis, left coronal synostosis resulting in plagiocephaly, and an enlarged supratentorial ventricular system. Growth development was delayed. Psychomotor development was severely retarded. She developed tonic-clonic seizures at the age of 21 months and died at the age of 22 months as a result of a convulsive crisis. Facial signs included wide-set eyes that appeared large because of long palpebral fissures, a short nose with a broad nasal bridge and nasal tip, and a tented mouth. - - Familial, autosomal recessive - - - - - Philippe Campeau 00025058
0000021594 Development was profoundly delayed from early infancy. Dysmorphic facial features included broad nasal bridge and tented upper lip. Inguinal hernia was noted. The patient developed clusters of tonic spasms and was diagnosed as having West syndrome based on a high-amplitude hypsarrhythmic pattern on interictal EEG. ALP level were elevated. - - Familial, autosomal recessive - - - - - Philippe Campeau 00025483
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