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. 2012 Jul 13;91(1):193–201. doi: 10.1016/j.ajhg.2012.05.022

Table 1.

Clinical Details of Cases with DPAGT1 Mutations

Case 1 Case 2 Case 3 Case 4 Case 5
Gender male female male female female
Current age 43 years 57 years 25 years 58 years 6 years
Age when assessed 43 years 53 years 17 years 48 years 6 years
Mutations c.324G>C (p.Met108Ile) and c.349G>A (p.Val117Ile) c.349G>A (p.Val117Ile) and c.699dup (p.Thr234Hisfs116) c.358C>A (p.Leu120Met) and c.791T>G (p.Val264Gly) c.478G>A (p.Gly160Ser) and c.574G>A (p.Gly192Ser) c.358C>A (p.Leu120Met) and c.791T>G (p.Val264Gly)
Progression stable but with long-term fluctuations slowly progressive some improvement during teenage years slowly progressive stable in infancy and small improvement in childhood
Age of onset 2.5 years 7 years 0.5 years 2 years in first year
Symptoms at onset episodic difficulty walking falls and is unable to keep up with friends hypotonia and poor head control abnormal gait hypotonia and delayed motor development
Ptosis + (mild and fatigable)
Ophthalmoplegia
Wasting − (although thin) sternocleidomastoid
Contractures
Spine scoliosis scoliosis
Decrement on RNS + + + + +
Muscle biopsy tubular aggregates tubular aggregates tubular aggregates tubular aggregates ND
Positive response to treatment P, D, Sa P, D P P, D P

MRC Muscle Power Grade

Face 5 5− 5 5 5−
Neck flexion/extension 5/4 4+/4+ 4/5 4/5 4/4
Shoulder abduction 4− 3− 4− 3 4
Elbow flexion/extension 4−/4− 4/4 4+/4− 4+/3+ 4/4
Wrist/finger extension 4−/ND 4+/4+ 5/4 ND/ND 5−/5−
Finger/thumb abduction 4/ND 4+/4+ 4/ND ND/ND 5/5
Hip flexion/extension 4/4+ 4/4+ 4−/ND 4−/ND 4+/4+
Knee flexion/extension 4+/4 4+/4+ 4+/4 4/4 4+/4+
Ankle dorsiflexion 4− 4+ 4 4 5−

Single-Fiber Electromyography

Abnormal jitter + + + + ND
Blocking + + + + ND

Bold text indicates ongoing treatment. The following abbreviations are used: ND, not done; RNS, repetitive nerve stimulation; P, pyridostigmine; D, 3, 4-diaminopyridine; Sa, Salbutamol; and MRC, Medical Research Council.