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Genetic testing of a case with suspected Usher syndrome led to the diagnosis of hereditary retinitis pigmentosa with deafness Akihiro Takeshita 1 , Shiro Sakamoto 1 , Mayuri Okami 2,3 , Yoshihiro Nakagawa 1 , Takahiro Suzuki 1 , Yasuyuki Suzuki 1 , Shinichi Usami 4 , Shinya Nishio 4 1Institute of Opthalmology, Medical Faculty, Tokai University 2Institute of Otolaryngology, Medical Faculty, Tokai University 3Institute of Otolaryngology, Samukawa Hospital 4Institute of Otolaryngology, Medical Faculty, Shinshu University pp.1003-1010
Published Date 2020/8/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1410213647
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Abstract Background:Usher syndrome is an autosomal recessive hereditary disease in which retinitis pigmentosa and bilaterally sensorineural deafness is combined. We report a family of three brothers who were suspected to have Usher syndrome because of retinitis pigmentosa with bilaterally sensorineural deafness. Usher syndrome was declined by performing genetic testing.

Case:Three brothers, 12 years old male, 9 years old female, 6 years old female. The eldest son had deafness and lack of vision since childhood, the second oldest sister had also been diagnosed as retinitis pigmentosa, and the youngest sister had deafness. so we suspected that all of them suffered from Usher syndrome. Since their previous doctor had performed genetics test for retinitis pigmentosa, we carried out the genetic testing for deafness and Usher syndrome.

Result:The eldest son had mutations in PRPF31, which is one of the responsible gene of retinitis pigmentosa by autosomal dominant inheritance. Additionally, we found the mutation in GJB2, the causal gene of the sensorineural deafness by autosomal recessive inheritance. Their mother, the eldest son, and the second sister had mutations in GJB2T86R), the eldest son, the second sister, and the youngest sister had mutations in GJB2235delC), respectively. This means that the primary diseases in this case are hereditary retinitis pigmentosa and sensorineural deafness. We have also confirmed that the responsible gene of Usher syndrome was not found in the genetic testing.

Conclusion:The case clinically suspected as Usher syndrome was found to have hereditary retinitis pigmentosa combined with hereditary sensorineural deafness, as a result of genetic testing.


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