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Genetics and metabolics Flashcards

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Most common chromosome abnormality in first trimester spontaneous miscarriage

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  • Trisomy

trisomy 16 = most common

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Trisomy 21 genetic counselling recurrent risk

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Recurrence = 1% until age > 40 (then age-related risk is >1%)

95% = “free” T21 aka 47 XY (do not need to check parental genes)

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22q11 deletion syndrome

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Cleft palate
AbN facies
Thymic hypoplasia
Calcium (hypoparathyroidism) 
Heart - conotruncal 
22q11
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Pierre Robin sequence

  • features
  • genetic contribution
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  • cleft palate
  • micrognathia
  • glossoptosis

50% are genetic #1 = Stickler syndrome (eye findings, cartilage findings) #2 = 22q11

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Supravalvular aortic stenosis

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Williams syndrome

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William syndrome features

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  • supravalvular aortic stenosis, HTN
  • idiopathic hypercalcemia
  • Dev delay
  • very friendly
  • ADHD, anxiety
  • face: broad forehead, long philtrum, full lips
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Patau (trisomy 13)

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  • midline cleft,
  • cutis aplasia,
  • polydactyly
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Fragile -X

genetics

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X-linked

triple repeat disorder
= CGG triclucleotide

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Angelman syndrome

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  • Paternal uniparental disomy of chromosome 15
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Prader-Willi syndrome

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  • initial failure to thrive
  • severe hypotonia
  • cryptorchidism
  • hyperphagia
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Prader-Willi genetics

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  • deletion of paternal copy OR
  • uniparental disomy of choromosome 15

(Prader Pas de Father)

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Beckwith-Wiedemann

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  • exomphalos
  • macroglossia
  • giganitsm (hemihypertrophy)

Monitor AFP and U/s (Wilms and hepatoblastoma)

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Examples or IEM (small molecules)

  1. amino acid disorders
  2. organic acidemias
  3. FAOD
  4. CHO disorders
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  1. UCD, MSUD, PKU
  2. propionic acidemia, MMA
  3. LCAD, MCAD
  4. galactosemia, GSD
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Examples or IEM: organelles

  1. lysosomes
  2. peroxisomes
  3. mitochondria
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  1. Tay sachs, Krabbe, MPS, oligosaccharides, Gaucher, Niemann Pick
  2. Zellweger, Adrenoleukodystrophy
  3. MELAS
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IEM initial evaluation

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Blood: gas, lytes, glucose, CBC, ammonia, lactate
Urine: ketones 
3 acute tests: 
1. plasma amino acids
2. plasma acylcarnitine
3. urine organic acids
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Acute metabolic disease, initial management

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  1. aggressive fluid and electrolytes
  2. caloric supplementation
  3. protein restriction
  4. megavitamins
  5. hemodialysis/hemofiltration/ PD
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Respiratory alkalosis with normal electrolytes and anion gap

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Think Ammonium!

18
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Urea cycle defect

- diagnosis

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urine organic acids and plasma amino acids highly suggestive

Dx confirmed by genetics, enzymology

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UCD features

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Infantile: decreased feeding, lethargy, seizures, death, kussmaul breathing
Later: protein avoidance, FTT, recurrent illness, behavioural/psychiatric issues, acute encephalopathic events precipitated by minor illness

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Diagnosis of digeorge

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FISH or chromosome microarray

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Beckwith-Wiedemann surveillance

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-At risk Wilms and hepatoblastoma
u/s every 3 months until age 4 yrs (risk for hepatoblastoma drops after 4 yrs)
then renal ultrasound (and adrenals) every 3 months until 7 yrs
- AFP until 4yrs

22
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CHARGE

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Coloboma, heart, choanal atresia, retardation of growth and development, GU anomalies

23
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DMD genetics

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X-linked recessive trait

  • Diagnose with PCR for dystrophin gene mutation
  • If blood nondiagnostic then muscle biopsy
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Edwards (Trisomy 18) features

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Rocker-bottom feet
cardiac manifestations
clinodactly and overlapping fingers: 
index over 3rd, , 4th over 5th digits
hypoplastic nails
92% mortality in first year
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Diagnosis of FAOD e.g. MCAD

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  • acylcarnitine profile (e.g. newborn screen)
26
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Confirmed FAS phenotype with or wihtout maternal alcohol exposure

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Face: 
- abN facies consistent with FAS or
-  2+ of: short palpebral fissures, abN philtrum, thin upper lip
CNS: 
- HC <= 10 %ile at birth or any age or
-  ID or dev delay or ADHD
Growth:
-  IUGR weight or height <= 10th %ile
- postnatal wt or ht <= 10th %ile
- postnatal wt for ht <= 10th %ile
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IEM with normal bicarb, pH and ammonia

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Think aminoacidopathies e.g. galactosemia or hyperglycinemia

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Treatment of acute hyperammonemia

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  1. fluids, electrolytes, glucose (5-15%), lipids (1-2g/kg/d) with minimal amounts of protein (0.25g/kg/d)
  2. dose then infusion of: sodium benzoate, sodium phenylacetate, arginine
  3. Initiate peritoneal dialysis or hemodialysis
    Goals:
  4. removal of ammonia from body in form other than urea
  5. minimize endogenous protein breakdown and favour endogenous protein synthesis by adequate calories and essential amino acids
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Noonans genetics and features

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Autosomal dominant (2/3 de novo)

  • Features: wide spaced eyes, low set ears, short stature, cryptorchidism, increased NT, renal anomalies, relative fetal macrosomia,
  • Cardiac: pulmonary stenosis (~50%), 20% hypertrophic cardiomopathy
30
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NF type 1 diagnosis

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2 of the following 7:

  1. CALMS (6+)
  2. axillary and inguinal freckling
  3. Family history (1st degree relative)
  4. Eye hamartomas = lisch nodules (2+)
  5. skeletal anomalies e.g. sphenodysphagia or pseudoarthoses
  6. plexiform neurofibroma or 2+ neurofibroma
  7. Optic tumor (gliomas)
31
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NF-1 genetics

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Autosomal dominant
(1/2 are sporadic)
32
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Trisomy 13 (Patau)

  • triad
  • survival
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Triad: midline cleft, cutis aplasia, polydactyly
Other: 
- ocular hypotelorism, 
- microcephaly and cerebral malformation
- bulbous nose
- clinodactyly
- congenital heart disease

only 5% live >6 mo

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Prader Willi features

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  • neonatal hypotonia
  • slow infant growth
  • small hands and feet
  • ID
  • hypogonadism
  • hyperphagia leading to severe obesity
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Rett syndrome

  • gene
  • features
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MeCP2 mutation
- normal development until 12 months
Regression of language and motor
Deceleration of head growth
Repetitive hand-wringing movements
Autistic behaviours
35
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Sturge-Weber genetics and features

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Sporadic

Classic findings: leptomeningeal angiomas, facial capillary malformation, abnormal blood vessels of eye –> glaucoma
Other: seizures, hemiparesis, stroke-like episodes, headaches, dev delays

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Turner syndrome

  • genetics
  • findings in newborns
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  • complete or partial monosomy of X
  • SGA, webbing neck, protruding ears, lymphedema,
    Cardiac: bicuspid, also coarct,
    renal: horseshoe kidney
37
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Tuberous sclerosis

  • Genetics
  • Diagnosis
A

AD

2 major criteria OR 1 major plus 2 minor

38
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Tuberous sclerosis surveillance

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Brain MRI every 1-3 yrs (to monitor for new SEGA)
Renal imaging every 1-3 yr (renal cysts etc. )
Neurodevelopmental testing at grade 1

39
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VACTERL (Dx = 3 of component features)

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Vertebral
Anorectal
Cardiac
Tracheoesophageal
Renal
Limb

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