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Table 1 Characteristics of 89 reviewed cases of Berry syndrome

From: Berry syndrome: a case report and literature review

Variable (Number*)

n (%)

Sex (73)

 Male

49 (67.1%)

Premature birth (28)

 Yes

4 (14.3%)

Presence of clinical symptoms

 Cyanosis (52)

21 (40.4%)

 Tachypnea/dyspnea/respiratory infection (52)

31 (59.6%)

 Cardiac murmur (52)

23 (44.2%)

 CHF/poor peripheral perfusion/tachycardia (52)

15 (28.8%)

 Poor feeding/lethargy/poor phonation/anuria (52)

10 (19.2%)

Age at diagnosis (81)

 Prenatal

13 (16.0%)

 ≤ 3 months

43 (53.1%)

 3 months-1 year

13 (16.0%)

 1–12 years

5 (6.2%)

 > 12 years

2 (2.5%)

 Autopsy

5 (6.2%)

Diagnostic methods (81)

 Cases used echocardiography

67 (82.7%)

Anomalies recognized by echocardiography (46)

 APW + AORPA + IAA/HAA/CoA

28 (60.9%)

 APW + IAA/HAA/CoA

11 (23.9%)

 Others

7 (15.2%)

AA morphology (89)

 IAA

83 (93.3%)

 CoA

4 (4.5%)

 HAA

2 (2.2%)

IAA types (76)

 A

67 (88.2%)

 B

9 (11.8%)

 C

0 (0)

APW types (71)

 I

2 (2.8%)

 II

56 (78.9%)

 III

13 (18.3%)

Types of ductus artery (77)

 Patent

76 (98.7%)

 Fibrous cord

1 (1.3%)

Types of PDA (31)

 Large

20 (64.5%)

 Constricting

11 (35.5%)

Original site of RPA (86)

 Type A (a straddling RPA)

13 (15.1%)

 Type B (a completely separated RPA)

73 (84.9%)

Associated cardiac and extracardiac anomalies (68)

 Yes

11 (16.2%)

Chromosomal abnormalities (14)

 Yes

4 (28.6%)

Age at surgery (62)

 ≤ 1 month

31 (50.0%)

 1–3 months

12 (19.4%)

 3 months-1 year

14 (22.6%)

 1–12 years

4 (6.5%)

 > 12 years

1 (1.6%)

Types of surgery (63)

 One-stage

53 (84.1%)

 Two-stage

10 (15.9%)

Postoperative complications

 Aortic arch stenosis (29)

13 (44.8%)

 RPA stenosis (29)

17 (58.6%)

 Residual APW (29)

1 (3.4%)

Reintervention after surgery (27)

 Yes

13 (48.1%)

Presence of massively dilated vascular sac (64)

 Yes

5 (7.8%)

  1. AORPA, aortic origin of the right pulmonary artery; APW, aortopulmonary window; CHF, congestive heart failure; CoA, coarctation of the aorta; HAA, hypoplastic aortic arch; IAA, interrupted aortic arch; PDA, patent ductus arteriosus; RPA, right pulmonary artery
  2. *The total number of cases with available data for analysis