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. 2015 Sep 8;11:2315–2322. doi: 10.2147/NDT.S86334

Table 1.

Summary of clinical phenotypes

Patient (pedigree) Mutation Clinical characteristics
Dementia (age of onset) Cognitive features Neurologic features Psychiatric features Seizures
III;6 PSEN1 E280K + (55 years) UK Parkinsonism (62 years) Mood + behavioralchanges – repetitive and compulsive actions, hallucinations UK
III;10 PSEN1 E280K + (48 years) Executive dysfunction Fluctuating cognition Parkinsonism (54 years) Mood + behavioralchanges, hallucinations Myoclonic jerk
III;8 PSEN1 E280K + (57 years) UK UK Behavioral changes – aggression UK
IV;19 Learning difficulty Epilepsy
V;3 Learning difficulty Epilepsy
V;10
V;6 Learning difficulty
V;7 Learning difficulty
IV;7 PRNP G127S Attention deficit; learning difficulty Behavioral changes – aggression (teenage onset), promiscuity Epilepsy
IV;8 Learning difficulty Behavioral changes – aggression (teenage onset), promiscuity, domestic violence Epilepsy
IV;1
III;7
IV;2
IV;3
III;3 Died, 72 years + (62 years) UK UK Behavioral changes UK
III;5 Died, 71 years + (60 years) UK UK Behavioral changes UK
II;3 Died, 71 years(unrelated cause – colorectal cancer) + (Uncertain) UK UK Behavioral changes – aggression, paranoia, domestic violence UK

Note: Deceased (not tested).

Abbreviations: UK, unknown; PSEN1, presenilin 1.