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. 2015 Mar 12;21:45–55. doi: 10.1007/8904_2014_377

Table 1.

Distribution of clinical, biochemical and radiological abnormalities across various families

Case number Gender Age at onset (months) Age at diagnosis (months) Precipitating illness Developmental category (n = 17) Macrocephaly Extrapyramidal symptoms Seizures Abnormal neuro radiological changesa Elevated glutaryl carnitine (C5 DC) Elevated urine elevated glutaric acid and its metabolites Outcome
F2 M 2 3 Fever, acute gastroenteritis, seizures Normal development (3) + + + + + Alive
F10a F 6 132 Seizure, vomiting + + + + + Alive
F6 M 4.6 5 Seizures + + + + + Alive
F5 F 6 18 Fever, seizures Regressionb (6) + + + + + + Died
F14 F 6 7 Fever, seizures + + + + + + Alive
F10b M 5 24 Fever, gastroenteritis + + + + + Alive
F11a F 7 24 Fever + + + Alive
F11b M 6 12 Seizures once only + + Alive
F12 M 7.6 10 No + +c + + + Alive
F9 F 12 192 No Developmental delay (4) + +d +c + + Alive
F1 M 10 54 No + + + + + Alive
F4 M 6 10 Pneumonia + + + + Alive
F15 M 6 30 No + + + + Alive
F7 M 7 60 Fever, seizures Developmental delay and regressionb (4) + + + + + + Alive
F8 F 6 36 Injection + + + + Alive
F3 F 6 6 Fever, seizures + + + + + Died
F13 M 8 10 No + +c + + + Alive

a Extrastriatal neuroradiological abnormalities

Temporal hypoplasia/frontotemporal atrophy, wide temporal and sylvian CSF spaces (bat-wing appearance) in F2, F4, F6, F7, F8, F9, F10b, F12, F15

Subdural hygroma F2, F4, F10a, F12

Hyperintensities in globus pallidus (GP)] and thalamus (T) F4 (GP), F8 (T), F13 (GP)

Striatal neuroradiological abnormalities – hyperintensities in caudate (C), putamen (P), F1 (P), F2 (C,P), F3 (C,P), F4 (P), F5 (P,C), F6 (P), F8 (P), F10b (C,P), F11a (P), F15 (C,P)

bLoss of intentional motor control

cMyoclonic seizures

dChorieform movements