Description

Beaulieu-Boycott-Innes Syndrome (BBIS) is a rare condition that has been found in several populations.


Location: 16p13.3

Gene: THOC6 (THO complex 6), a subunit of the THO complex

Mutation: missense, other

 

Inheritance: autosomal recessive

 

Clinical features:

(1) severe intellectual disability

(2) renal anomalies

(3) dental caries, dental malocclusion

(4) cyclical vomiting

(5) variable cardiac malformations

(6) low birth weight

(7) growth failure with short stature

(8) delayed language

(9) variable skeletal anomalies

(10) microcephalus

 

Dysmorphic facies:

(1) tall forehead

(2) high anterior hairline

(3) deep-set eyes

(4) upslanting palpebral fissures

(5) variable cleft palate

(6) flat philtrum


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