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. 2012 Oct 11;135(10):3144–3152. doi: 10.1093/brain/aws241

Table 2.

Clinical and genetic features of patients with KCNQ2 mutations

Family, mutation Sex; age (years) Onset of seizures Phenotype Medication Offset of seizures
Family 1, c.1910T>G p.L637R (Richards et al., 2004) M; 38 Neonatal period Apnoeic spells, convulsions PHB; stopped by 3 years First few months of life
F; 26 Neonatal period Apnoeic spells, convulsions PHB; stopped by 1 year First few months of life
Family 2, c.1684insGCCCT p.Y562fsX566 (Biervert et al., 1998) M; 50 First few weeks of life Convulsions None known First few weeks of life
M; 29 Day 5 Apnoeic spells, convulsions None known Day 10
F; 27 Day 3 Convulsions; FC at 2 months PHB (briefly) Age 2 months
F; 27 Day 3 Convulsions; FC at 2 months PHB (briefly) Age 2 months
Family 3, deletion of exons 1–5 (Heron et al., 2007) F; 58 5 days Convulsions PHB, PHT (stopped at 13 years) Age 12 years
F; 30 4 months Apnoeic spells; Convulsions PHB (stopped at 18 months) 5 months

F = female; FC = febrile convulsions; M = male; PHB = phenobarbitone; PHT = phenytoin.