Osteogenesis Imperfecta Type II phenotype evidence notes
Scope: phenotype-only revision for issue #1503.
PMID-backed phenotype set added or strengthened in kb/disorders/Osteogenesis_Imperfecta_Type_II.yaml:
HP:0005855Multiple prenatal fractures: supported by prenatal type IIA case-series evidence (PMID:9622170).HP:0004349Reduced bone mineral density: supported by the same prenatal series phrase describing diffuse hypomineralization (PMID:9622170).HP:0002983Micromelia: supported by the original phenotype delineation of lethal OI type II (PMID:6702894).HP:0006367Crumpled long bones: supported by abstract-level wording that all OI type II groups have wrinkled/crumpled long bones (PMID:11400945).HP:0006640Multiple rib fractures: chosen instead of obsoleteBeaded ribs; abstract evidence explicitly ties rib beading to repeated fracturing (PMID:11400945).HP:0001591Bell-shaped thorax: supported by prenatal CT in a genetically confirmed type II case (PMID:37188488).HP:0005474Decreased calvarial ossification: supported by the same prenatal CT report (PMID:37188488).HP:0002089Pulmonary hypoplasia: supported by pathology-confirmed clinical evidence (PMID:2803853).HP:0002093Respiratory insufficiency: supported by immediate postnatal respiratory distress/failure in type IIA (PMID:26401205).HP:0000592Blue sclerae andHP:0000963Thin skin: supported by a type IIA pathology study abstract (PMID:3041395).
Claims softened or removed:
- Replaced the unsupported broad rib term with
Multiple rib fracturesbecauseBeaded ribsis obsolete in current HPO. - Replaced
Wormian boneswithDecreased calvarial ossificationbecause I did not find abstract-level PMID support for wormian bones that would pass local reference validation. - Softened
dark scleraeto the directly supportedblue sclerae.