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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Mol Genet Metab. 2015 Sep 2;116(3):139–145. doi: 10.1016/j.ymgme.2015.08.011

Table 3. Description of clinical outcomes for homozygous p.V283A patients.

ID NBS C14:1 (μmol/L) NBS normal range Presenting feature Age at last consult (years) Neonatal symptoms Echocardiogram result (age at test date) Treatment § Enzyme testing (normal range)¥
PAT0472 1.53 <0.6 NBS 1.5 hypoglycemia and hyperbilirubinemia normal (21d and 322d) M, D deficient
PAT0306 1.03 <0.65 NBS 1 prematurity, respiratory distress, hyperbilirubinemia normal M, D 0.8 (3.9-9.6)
PAT0044 abnormal NBS 3 none normal (26d) M, D deficient
PAT0692 1.27 <0.18 NBS 0.15 none normal M, C -
PAT0613 0.74 <0.52 NBS 1 hypoglycemia normal M, C -
PAT0135 2.89 <0.79 NBS 5.5 none normal (8d) small ASD (31d) M, C, D -
PAT0131 1.18 <0.79 NBS 4.5 none and normal (1, 2, 3, 4y) M, C, D -

Qualitative NBS values were not available for all patients. Results are from NBS bloodspot cards collected in first 3 days of life.

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M = supplementation with MCT oil of MCT containing formula, D = dietary fat restriction, C = supplemental carnitine

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values are in nmol/min/mg protein (completed on peripheral leukocytes). “Deficient” is used for a qualitative enzyme testing results indicating affected status (completed on fibroblasts).