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. 2017 Jan 19;38(3):297–309. doi: 10.1002/humu.23161

Table 1.

Descriptives of the EU EOD Patient Cohorts

FTD FTD‐ALS ALS Total
EU EOD cohorts and PI 1,873 111 554 2,538
Belgium (n = 783)
Van Broeckhoven ( = Belgian discovery cohort) 460 22 147 629
Van Broeckhoven 142 12 0 154
Spain (n = 548)
Clarimon 76 7 92 175
Pastor 126 3 12 141
Ruiz 95 0 0 95
Sanchez 53 8 0 61
Gelpi 12 8 16 36
Gómez‐Tortosa 38 2 0 40
Italy (n = 442)
Borroni 165 12 24 201
IRCCS Brescia 01 110 0 0 110
Nacmias 74 5 0 79
Frisoni 48 1 0 49
Fabrizi 0 2 1 3
Germany (n = 317)
Diehl‐Schmid 153 3 0 156
Ramirez 60 0 21 81
Synofzik 0 0 78 78
Danek 1 1 0 2
Portugal (n = 195)
Mendonça 130 4 0 134
Santana 57 4 0 61
Bulgaria (n = 134)
Jordanova 0 2 132 134
Sweden (n = 60)
Graff 55 4 1 60
Czech Republic (n = 30)
Matěj 18 8 4 30
Greece (n = 26)
Fraidakis 0 1 25 26
Austria (n = 3)
Kovacs 0 2 1 3

Of the 783 Belgian patients and 1,074 Belgian controls included in the present European study population, TBK1 mutation screening data on 629 patients and 1,044 control individuals were previously published as part of the Belgian discovery cohort [Gijselinck et al., 2015; Van Mossevelde et al., 2015]. Novel patients and control subjects reported in this study are part of the European replication cohort. Together, the Belgian discovery cohort and the European replication cohort constitute the European study population. P.I., principle investigator.