49,XXXXY: investigação da idade no diagnóstico, apresentação clínica e tratamento
uma revisão narrativa da literatura
Palavras-chave:
Síndrome de Klinefelter, diagnóstico, sinais e sintomas, cromossomo X, cariótipoResumo
O cariótipo 49,XXXXY, uma variante rara da Síndrome de Klinefelter, acomete 1:85.000–100.000 nascidos vivos do sexo masculino e surge a partir de uma dupla não disjunção durante as duas rodadas da meiose (I e II) materna. No entanto, as pesquisas envolvendo indivíduos com essa constituição cromossômica são limitadas. Deste modo, este estudo tem como objetivo geral caracterizar a idade no diagnóstico, a apresentação clínica e o tratamento de indivíduos 49,XXXXY. Foi realizada uma revisão da literatura na base de dados PubMed utilizando os descritores 49,XXXXY and diagnosis e 49,XXXXY. Os critérios de inclusão foram: artigos originais e relato de caso, idioma inglês, versão completa disponível online gratuitamente e que contenham as informações que respondam integralmente ao objetivo geral. Os resultados dos 20 estudos incluídos nessa revisão mostraram que a identificação de indivíduos com cariótipo 49,XXXXY ocorre geralmente após o nascimento, sendo que o diagnóstico no pré-natal é extremamente raro. A presença de diversas anomalias congênitas pode contribuir significativamente para o diagnóstico precoce, ao contrário de pacientes com cariótipo 47,XXY, que geralmente são assintomáticos até a puberdade. Nossos achados podem contribuir para despertar a atenção dos profissionais de saúde no reconhecimento desse distúrbio genético, visto que o diagnóstico precoce dessa síndrome permite o tratamento adequado mais rapidamente, a fim de se obter menor impacto no desenvolvimento global desse indivíduo, com consequente melhora na sua qualidade de vida.
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