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Table 1 Comparison of the clinical manifestations of 33 pediatric patients with NLRP12-AID summarized in the literature

From: NLRP12-associated systemic autoinflammatory diseases in children

Publication year [ref]

age/sex

NLRP12 variant

Family history

Cold trigger

Fever duration

Interval

Polyarthralgia/arthritis

Abdominal symptoms

Skin rash

Lympadenopathy/splenomegaly

Headache

Neurosensory deafness

Other

2008 [17]

10/M (twins)

c.850C > T; p.R284X

+

+

2–10 d

< 1 m

+

–

Urticaria

–

+

+

 

+

+

2–10 d

< 1 m

+

–

Urticaria

–

+

+

 

9/F

c.2072 + 3insT; p.V635fs

+

+

7 d

3 w

+

+

–

+

+

–

Buccal aphthous ulcers; Increased CRP

2011 [18]

1/?

c.1054C > T; p.R352C

–

+

2–3 d

< 1 m

+

+

–

–

–

–

 

2.5/?

–

+

< 1 d

> 1 w

+

+

Malar rash

+

–

–

Buccal aphthosis; increased CRP

2013 [33]

3/F

c.1206C > G; p.F402L

+

+

3d

 

+

–

Urticarial

+

–

–

Increased ESR

17/F

–

+

5-10d

 

+

–

maculopapular and urticarial

–

+

+

Increased CRP/ESR

2017 [34]

2 m-13 y (9/F, 6/M)

10/15 single heterozygous mutations:

c.154G > A; p.G52S

c.169G > T; p.A57S

c.632G > A;p.R211H

c.737A > G; p.Y246C

c.1054C > T; p.R352C

c.1250A > T;p.Q417L

c.2216_2217del;p.R739fs

c.910C > T; p.H304Y

3/15 heterozygous:

c.910C > T; p.H304Y&c.1206C > G; p.F402L(2)

c.2168G > A; p.R723Q &c.2261G > A; p.R754H(1)

2/15 homozygous:

c.1206C > G; p.F402L(2)

?

3/5

1–5 d

1 w–2-3 m

3/15

8/15

2/15 Urticaria

4/15

3/15

–

9/15 Infection susceptibility, 3/15 Crohn’s disease, 2/15 aphthous stomatitis, 1/15 immunodeficiency, autoimmune hemolytic anemia, pancytopenia and interstitial lung disease; 3/15 Increased CRP

2018 [35]

6/M

c.1732A > G;p.S578G

–

–

4–5 d

1 m

–

+

Urticaria

–

+

–

C3 glomerulopathy, increased CRP/ESR

2019 [36]

9/M

c.779C > T; p.T260M

–

–

3–4 d

4–6 w

–

+

–

–

–

–

Increased CRP

2019 [37]

4/F

c.2935A > G; p.S979G

–

–

14 d

1–2 m

+

+

–

+

–

+

Neutrophilic leucocytosis, thrombocytosis and increased acute phase reactants

2020 [38]

3/F

c.1742G > A; p.W581X

–

–

+

 

+

–

Macular rash

–

–

–

Increased CRP/ESR, ANA+

5/F

c.2072 + 2dupT

–

–

+

 

+

–

Urticaria

+

–

+

Increased CRP/ESR

0.5/F

c.1673 T > G; p.L558R

–

–

2–8 d

1–4 m

+

+

Rash

–

–

–

Hearing loss and uveitis, increased ESR/CRP/platelets

2020 [32]

4/(3/F, 1/M)

c.1673 T > G; p.L558R

–

–

4/4

 

3/4

1/4

3/4 Urticaria

2/4

–

2/4

4/4 Increased ESR/CRP, 1/4 ANA+

c.1742G > A; p.W581X

c.2188G > C; p.G730R

c.2072 + 2dupT

2020 [39]

9/F

c.2129 T > C, p.L710P

–

–

10 d

3 m

+

–

Rash

–

–

–

Increased CRP/ESR/IL-6 serum ferritin

Summary

33cases

21 variants

4/18

10/33

33/33

 

18/33

16/33

15/33

11/33

8/33

7/33

18/33 Increased acute phase reactants; 4/33 aphthosis

  1. M male, F female, d days, m months, y years, CRP C-reactive protein, ESR erythrocyte sedimentation rate, ANA anti-nuclear antibodies