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. 2017 May 13;264(7):1334–1342. doi: 10.1007/s00415-017-8498-8

Table 1.

Clinical data of NLSD patients

Patient Sex Clinical form Age at onset (muscle involvement) (years) Age at imaging (years) Phenotype (muscle weakness) Severity (at time of imaging) References
1 M NLSD-M 40 62 Proximal LL Mild, ambulant [13]
2 M NLSD-M 35 50 Distal UL, LL Moderate, ambulant [14]
3 M NLSD-M 34  50 Diffuse UL, LL, axial Severe, ambulant with support [15]
4 M NLSD-M 35 45 Diffuse UL, LL, axial Severe, ambulant with support [15]
5 M NLSD-M 40 44 Distal LL Mild, ambulant [16]
6 F NLSD-M 18 52 Diffuse UL, LL, axial Severe, wheelchair-bound [15]
7 M NLSD-M 40 62 Proximal UL, LL, axial Moderate, ambulant [14]
8 M NLSD-M 5 15 Asymptomatic Very mild, ambulant [17]
9 M NLSD-M 1 25 Proximal UL, LL Moderate, ambulant [18]
10 F NLSD-M 58 74 Proximal LL Mild, ambulant [19]
11 M NLSD-I 15 Asymptomatic Very mild, ambulant [3]
12 F NLSD-I 26 Asymptomatic Very mild, ambulant [3]

UL upper limbs, LL lower limbs, very mild not symptomatic patients, mild ambulant patients with weakness in max 2 districts (distal or proximal in upper or lower limbs), moderate ambulant patients with weakness in more than 2 districts, severe ambulant with support or wheelchair patients with diffuse muscle weakness