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Table 1 Reported case of familial hypomelanosis of Ito (HMI)

From: Hypomelanosis of Ito with a trisomy 2 mosaicism: a case report

Citation

Year

Authors

HMI affected Members

Systemic features

Karyotype

[16]

1963

Masumizu

Parents

None

Not performed

[17]

1969

Piñol et al.

Mother and her daughter

Myopia, chorioretinal and retinal pigment epithelium atrophy in the right eye

Not performed

[7]

1970

Sacrez et al.

Mother and three daughters

Congenital encephalopathy

Normal (peripheral lymphocytes)

 

(performed only in one daughter)

[8]

1971

Grosshans et al.

Mother and three daughters

Marked psychomotor retardation, strabismus, hypodontia and skeletal dysplasia

Not performed

[18]

1972

Rubin

Two brothers, sister, father and paternal uncle

None

Not performed

[19]

1973

Jelinek et al.

Distant and deceased relatives, paternal great aunt

Epileptic seizures and strabismus

Not performed

[9]

1974

Cram and Fukuyama

Child, his mother and his maternal grandfather

Epileptic seizures

Not performed

[20]

1975

Hellgren

Mother, sister and brother

Macrocheilia, iris pigmented spots and hair anomalies

Not performed

[21]

1975

Griffiths and Payne

Mother and father (first cousins)

Ocular hypertelorism, nails and fingers anomalies

Not performed

[22]

1977

Schwartz et al.

Nephew and maternal grandmother

Epileptic seizures, retardation, macrocephaly, delayed closure anterior fontanelle, leg length discrepancy, scoliosis and iridial heterochromia

Not performed

[10]

1987

Patrizi et al.

Mother and two sibs

Neurological symptoms

Not performed

[23]

1990

Amon et al.

Mother and daughter

Ocular symptomatology

Deletion of chromosome 15

 

(peripheral lymphocytes and fibroblasts)

[24]

1991

Montagna et al.

Mother and two sibs

Mental and cerebellar signs, organic psychosis

Normal (peripheral lymphocytes)

[3]

1992

Vormittag et al.

Mother and daughter

Epileptic seizures, ophthalmologic abnormalities, scoliosis and lordosis

Normal (peripheral lymphocytes)

 

Tetraploidy in #2 (23%), #5 (11%), #11 and #14 (6%), #18 and #21 (2%) (fibroblasts)

[11]

1993

Zappella

A pair of monozygotic and a pair of dizygotic twins

Autism, delayed psychomotor development and microcephaly

Normal (peripheral lymphocytes)

 

2014

Ponti et al.

Father and daughter

None

Normal (peripheral lymphocytes)

 

Paternal trisomy 2 (fibroblasts)