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. 2015 Dec 23;12(1):85–92. doi: 10.3988/jcn.2016.12.1.85

Table 2. Clinical features and EEG findings of ten patients with 22q11.2 deletion syndrome with structural epilepsy.

No. Age/sex Age at onset of seizure Type of seizure MRI finding EEG finding Delayed development Intellectual disability Psychiatric disorders
Congenital CNS abnormality
1 19 yr/M 3 mo GTCS Polymicrogyria Focal ED + + ASD
2 2 yr/F 4 mo GTCS Polymicrogyria Focal ED + + -
3 13 yr/M 31 mo FCS Polymicrogyria Focal ED + + -
Acquired CNS abnormality
4 2 yr/M 3 d FCS Calcification Focal ED + + -
5 10 yr/F 21 d GTCS Cerebral atrophy Focal and generalized ED + + -
6 13 yr/F 6 mo GTCS Cerebral atrophy Normal + + ADHD
7 19 yr/F 23 mo GTCS Cerebral atrophy Focal ED + + -
8 15 yr/M 3 yr GTCS Cerebral infarction Excessive delta slowings - -
9 22 yr/F 11 yr FCS Multifocal T2 HSI in WM Focal ED + + Mood disorder
10 24 yr/F 13 yr GTCS Calcification, multifocal T2 HSI in WM Focal and generalized ED + + -

ADHD: attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, ASD: autism spectrum disorder, CNS: central nervous system, ED: epileptiform discharges, EEG: electroencephalogram, F: female, FCS: focal clonic seizure, GTCS: generalized tonic-clonic seizures, HSI: high signal intensity, M: male, MRI: magnetic resonance imaging, No: number, WM: white matter.