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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Feb 5.
Published in final edited form as: Neurology. 2011 Jul 13;77(6):540–548. doi: 10.1212/WNL.0b013e318228fc70

Table 2. Overview of clinical findings in families with dominant GDAP1 mutations identified in this study.

Mutation and
family
Ethnicity Diagnosis AAO No. of
affected
No. of
asymptomatic
mutation
carriers
Remarks
Arg120Trp
CMT-1057 Italian CMT2 20 y 4
CMT-1121 Austrian CMT2 10-45 y 2 Proximal weakness in UL/LL in
patient CMT-1121.01
CMT-1130 American
(Ashkenazi Jewish)
CMT2 Childhood 1 1 Proximal weakness LL in
patient CMT-1130.03
His123Arg
CMT-129 Finnish CMT2 3 to > 32 y 3 4 Proximal weakness LL in
patient CMT-129.07
CMT-1060 Tunisian CMT-INT Childhood 1 Delayed early motor milestones
(independent gait at 24 mo),
severely affected
Ala156Gly
CMT-1123 Polish CMT2 8-13 y 4 Cardiac arrhythmia
cosegregating in family
CMT-1124 Polish CMT2 13-18 y 2 1
Pro274Leu
 CMT-1058 Italian CMT-INT,
CMT2
47 y 3 Fast disease progression,
wheelchair-bound at 61 y
(CMT-1058.01); CMT-1058.02
clinically normal,
electrophysiology: clear axonal
neuropathy

Abbreviations: AAO = age at onset; INT = intermediate; LL = lower limb; UL = upper limb.