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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Jan 25.
Published in final edited form as: Nat Genet. 2009 Jan 11;41(2):160–162. doi: 10.1038/ng.292

Table 1.

Phenotypic features of individuals with 15q13.3 microdeletions

Individual Descent Diagnosis Seizure types Age of onset EEG Cognition
EPICURE sample
Ao67 German JME Myoclonus
GTCS
16 y
19 y
GSW Normal
1674 German CAE Absence 5 y GSW ID
254A German JAE Absence
GTCS
9 y
13 y
GSW Normal
60A German JAE Absence
GTCS
12 y
14 y
GSW Normal
EZ1194 Austrian JME Absence
Myoclonus
GTCS
6 y
10 y
20 y
GSW Normal
40281601 German CAE Absence
GTCS
Uncertain
3 y
GSW Normal
D04u0213 Dutch JME Absence
Myoclonus
GTCS
4 y
13 y
Irreg. GSW
PPR
Normal

Mixed IGE sample
E421 Northern African JME Myoclonus
GTCS
<26 y
26 y
Irreg. GSW Normal
E435 French JME Myoclonus
GTCS
12 y
12 y
GSW Mild deficits
L1371 German CAE Absence 4 y Irreg. GSW Normal
D07u0771 Dutch JAE Absence 14 y GSW Normal
E562 French JME Myoclonus
GTCS
12 y
13 y
GSW Mild ID (IQ = 73)

Affected first-degree family members
2376 (brother of 1674) German None Severe ID
254B (sister of 254A) German JME Absence
Myoclonus
15 y
15 y
GSW Normal
E562M (mother of E562) French None Panic disorder
E562B (brother of E562) French EGTCS GTCS Uncertain Unknown Normal

CAE, childhood absence epilepsy; JAE, juvenile absence epilepsy; JME, juvenile myoclonic epilepsy; EGTCS, idiopathic epilepsy with GTCS; GTCS, generalized tonic-clonic seizures; GSW, generalized spike-wave discharges (2.5–5.0 Hz); Irreg. GSW, irregular generalized spike-wave discharges; PPR, photo-paroxysmal response; ID, intellectual disability.