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. 2015 Aug 21;10(8):e0136245. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0136245

Table 1. Clinical features in five affected members of the family.

Ⅳ3 Ⅳ4 Ⅳ5 Ⅳ7 Ⅳ20
Sex F F M F F
Age at exam (yr) 44 42 44 42 47
Age at onset (yr) 39 41 42 40 45
Disease duration(yrs) 5 1.5 2 2 2
Initial symptoms tremor tremor rigidity rigidity bradyinesia
Parkinsonism
    Bradykinesia + + + ± ++
    Rigidity + ± ++ ++ ++
    Tremor + + + - +
    Postural instability ++ + ++ + +
    Response to dopaminergic therapy ++ ++ - - +
Personality changes ++ ++ + + ++
Dementia ++ + ND - ++
Eye movement abnormalities ++ + ++ - -
Blurred vision ++ + ++ + -
Nystagmus + - - - -
Dysarthria + ± ++ ± ++
Mutism ++ - + - ++
Drooling + ± + - +
Dystonia + + - - -
Seizures - - - - -
Ankle edema - - - - +++
Urinary incontinence - - - - +
Tendon reflexes N ↑lower limbs ↑upper limbs ↑upper limbs N
Babinski’s sign + ± - ± +
Frontal lobe release sign + + + + +
Cerebellar signs - - - - -
UPDRS motor (part Ⅲ) 16 23 ND 13 54
Webster Score 7 10 ND 4 21
MMSE 29/30 30/30 ND 30/30 16/30
WAIS-RC Inferior to the bottom 5% of the population Inferior to the bottom 20% of the population ND ND ND

Notes: Clinical signs are graded as follows: − = absent, ± = subtle, + = mild, ++ = moderate, +++ = severe, ↑ = increased, N = normal, D = defect, ND = not determined, UPDRS = Unified Parkinson’s Disease Rating Scale, WAIS-RC = Chinese Wechsler Intelligence Scale.