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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Mov Disord. 2015 Dec 21;31(1):147–148. doi: 10.1002/mds.26494

Table.

Characteristics of the patients

CASE ID AGE (years) MOTOR DELAY LANGUAGE
DELAY
MOVEMENT
ONSET (months)
DEVELOPMENTAL
REGRESION
CONTINUOUS
MOVEMENTS
PNKD PKD PED PND INTERICTAL EEG ICTAL EEG AXIAL
HYPOTONIA
LIMB
HYPERTONIA
PYRAMIDAL
SIGNS1
DYSTONIA MYOCLONUS CHOREA TREMOR PAIN WITH
DYSKINESIA
MUTATION
1 8 Y Y 15 Y Y Y Y Y Y ab2 nl Y Y Y Y Y Y N Y p.R418W (c.1252C>T)
2 22 Y N 14 N Y Y N N N nl nd Y N N N Y Y N N p.R418Q (c.1253G>A)
3 37 N N 12 N Y N N N Y nl nd Y N N Y Y Y N N p.R418W (c.1252C>T)
4 34 N N 24 N Y Y N Y N nd nd Y N N Y N N Y N p.R438P (c.1313G>C)

PNKD – Paroxysmal Nonkinesigenic Dyskinesia; PKD – Paroxysmal Kinesigenic Dyskinesia; PED – Paroxysmal Exercise Induced Dyskinesia; PND – Paroxysmal Nighttime Dyskinesia; N – not present; Y – present; nd – not done; ab – abnormal; nl - normal.

1

Pyramidal Signs = hyperreflexia and or extensor plantar reflex.

2

Routine EEG was normal during sleep and waking. Video EEG at 3 years 9 months showed no epileptiform discharges associated with multiple paroxysmal choreiform/myoclonic spells during waking. During early drowsiness there were two brief bursts of hypnagogic irregular atypical spike wave discharges without associated movement.