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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: Neuromuscul Disord. 2015 Jan 6;25(4):289–296. doi: 10.1016/j.nmd.2014.12.009

Table 3.

Clinical summaries of VCP mutation carrying patients.

VCP mutation R95C I27V
Clinical and Laboratory Features
Duration >12 months Yes Yes
Age at onset >45 Yes Yes
Sporadic Yesb Yes
Slow progression Yes Yes
Knee extension weakness ≥ hip flexion weakness Yes Yes
Finger flexion weakness > shoulder abduction weakness No Yes
Wrist flexion weakness > wrist extension weakness No Yes
Finger flexion weakness Yes Yes
Quadriceps ≤ MRC 4 Yes Yes
Proximal and distal weakness of arms and legs Yes Yes
CK no greater than 15xULN Yes (551 u/L) Yes (914 u/L; nl 30–200 u/L)
EMG consistent Yes Yes
Presence of Anti-NT5C1A Noa N/A
Pathologic Features
Endomysial inflammatory infiltrate Yes Yes
Invasion of nonnecrotic fibers Yes Yes
Rimmed vacuoles Yes Yes
Protein accumulation Yes N/A
15–18 nM tubulofilaments N/A N/A
Intracellular amyloid deposits No Yes
Up-regulation of MHCI Noa N/A
Diagnostic Criterion
ENMC 2013 Diagnosis Probable IBM Clinico-pathologically defined IBM
Griggs Criteria Diagnosis Possible IBM Definite IBM
a

Testing performed after identification of VCP mutation.

b

Two siblings with late onset dementia.