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. 2015 Feb 11;51(4):489–495. doi: 10.1002/mus.24336

Table 1.

Characteristics of patients with HSAN1 (n = 23).

Demographic characteristics Number (proportion) or median (range)
Gender
 Men 10 (43%)
 Women 13 (57%)
Age (years) 52.2 (range 28–79)
Mutation
 C133Y 20 (87%)
 C133W 3 (13%)
Symptoms
 Loss of sensation (n = 23) 23 (100%)
 Weakness (n = 23) 21 (91%)
 Balance abnormality (n = 23) 21 (91%)
 Shooting pain (n = 23) 23 (100%)
 Ulcers (n = 23) 17 (74%)
 Amputations (n = 23) 8 (35%)
 Changes in sweating (n = 23) 8 (35%)
 Orthostasis (n = 23) 3 (13%)
Symptom age of onset (years)
 First symptom (n = 23) 20 (14–54)
 Sensory loss feet (n = 23) 20 (14–54)
 Sensory loss hands (n = 15) 32 (22–59)
 Weakness feet (n = 18) 27 (20–60)
 Weakness hands (n = 15) 39 (25–70)
 First ulcer (n = 17) 29 (15–70)
 Shooting pain (n = 19) 30 (15–70)
 Balance difficulty (n = 19) 30 (21–70)
Symptom onset in men vs. women
Men (mean age, in years) Women (mean age, in years)
 First symptom 21.2 (n = 10, SD = 9.6) 29.5 (n = 13, SD = 14.9) P = 0.0410
 Onset weakness 30.3 (n = 6, SD = 10.4) 35.4 (n = 12, SD = 15.4) P = 0.4777
 First ulcer 27.2 (n = 9, SD = 12) 39 (n = 8, SD = 16.2) P = 0.1059
 Balance difficulty 31.9 (n = 7, SD = 11.8) 39.9 (n = 12, SD = 16.4) P = 0.2758

HSAN1, hereditary sensory autonomic neuropathy type 1; SD, standard deviation.