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Table 6 Other findings, associated mutations and percentage of expression in our cohort

From: New insights on Noonan syndrome’s clinical phenotype: a single center retrospective study

Other clinical features

N° Patients

Associated mutations (number of cases)

%

Winged shoulder blades

3

PTPN11 (2) SOS1 (1)

9%

Hypotonia

3

PTPN11 (2) RAF1 (1)

9%

Feet defects

3

2 PTPN11 (2) Negative genetic test (1)

9%

Angioma

2

PTPN11 (1) SOS1 (1)

6%

Single atrioventricular valve

2

PTPN11 (1) Negative genetic test (1)

6%

Clinodactyly

2

PTPN11 (2)

6%

High arched palate

1

PTPN11 (1)

3%

Corpus callosum agenesis

1

Negative genetic test (1)

3%

Epilepsy

1

RAF1 (1)

3%

Erythromelalgia

1

SOS1 (1)

3%

Raynaud’s phenomenon

1

Negative genetic test (1)

3%

Laryngomalacia

1

KRAS (1)

3%

Microcephaly

1

PTPN11 (1)

3%

Umbilical hernia

1

Negative genetic test (1)

3%

Ischemic heart disease

1

Negative genetic test (1)

3%

Osteopenia

1

Negative genetic test (1)

3%