Table of Contents
Main Features
Eye Findings
Other Findings
Etiology
Resources
1p36 Deletion Syndrome
Main Features
Developmental Delay
Seizures
Brain Malformation
Eye Findings
Poor vision responses (visually inattentive) 44%-64%
Strabismus 35%-67%
Horizontal
Duane Syndrome- 2 cases
Refractive Errors
Hyperopia 41%-67%
Myopia 17%-40%
Astigmatism 23%
Nystagmus 13%-23%
Cataract
Unilateral cataract 6%
Bilateral lamellar cataract- 2 cases
Retinal “albinism” 6%
Optic nerve coloboma 3%
Other Findings
from Reference (2):
1p36 Deletion Syndrome Support
Microbrachycephaly
Distinctive facial features
Deep-set eyes, straight eye brows, mid face hypoplasia, broad flat nose, long philtrum, pointed chin, low-set and
backwards rotated ears
from Reference (1)
Brachylactyly
camptodactyly
short feet
Hearing problems
Etiology
Deletion of 1p36
1:5,000 newborns
Most common terminal deletion syndrome
Resources
Battaglia A et al. Further Delineation of Deletion 1p36 Syndrome in 60 Patients: A Recognizable Phenotype and Common Cause of Developmental Delay and Mental Retardation. Pediatrics 2008;121(2):404-410
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1p36 Deletion Support
Danese C et al. Noncongenital juvenile-onset bilateral lamellar cataract in 1p36 deletionsyndrome. Journal of AAPOS 2021;25(6):368-370
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syndrome