Clinical Characteristics and Novel ZEB2 Gene Mutation Analysis of Three Chinese Patients with Mowat-Wilson Syndrome

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Table 1 Results of DQ for Patient 1

Age at Test	Gross Motor	Fine Motor	Adaptive	Language	Personal-Social
8m	65	47	49	71	47
11m	54	45	45	45	31.5
1y2m	54.8	37.7	41.1	27.4	30.8

Figure 1 Distinctive facial characteristics of Patient 1 with Mowat-Wilson syndrome. The patient shows characteristic facial features of Mowat-Wilson syndrome, including wide eyebrows, a slightly wider distance between the eyes, and a prominent rounded nose tip and uplifted ear lobes with a central depression.

Table 2 Results of DQ for Patient 2

Age at Test	Gross Motor	Fine Motor	Adaptive	Language	Personal-Social
6m	70.3	46.9	54.7	78.1	54.7
17m	47.1	44.1	47.1	41.2	52.9
23m	47.4	45.3	43.1	43.1	38.8
30m	32.5	26	22.8	24.4	32.5
3y3m	27.9	27.9	30.4	27.9	27.9
4y	30.9	29.8	25.7	26.8	29.8

Figure 2 Distinctive facial characteristics of Patient 2 with Mowat-Wilson syndrome. The patient shows characteristic facial features of Mowat-Wilson syndrome, including frontal bossing, rounded nasal tip, sparse eyebrows, prominent chin, widely spaced teeth, and uplifted ear lobes with a central depression.

Table 3 Results of DQ for Patient 3

Age at Test	Gross Motor	Fine Motor	Adaptive	Language	Personal-Social
9m	33	33	33	22	39