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. 2018 Jan 10;13:4. doi: 10.1186/s13023-017-0757-3

Table 1.

Clinical and laboratory findings in the 3 patients with TMEM199-CDG

Family 1 Family 2
Patient 1 Patient 2 Patient 3
Onset Last follow-up Onset Last follow-up Onset Last follow-up
Age (years) 2 27 2 24 1.4 2.4
Gender F M M
Glycosylation profile Type 2 CDG pattern Type 2 CDG pattern Type 2 CDG pattern
Symptoms None None None None None None
Clinical Examination Slight
hepatomegaly
normal Slight
hepatomegaly
normal Slight
hepatomegaly
normal
Neurological Development Normal Normal Normal Normal Mild Delay of Speech Normal
Brain MRI and mineral content Normal Normal Not done
Malformations None None None
AST (nv < 41 U/L) 349 53 299 98 656 156
ALT (nv < 45 U/L) 329 23 221 50 437 104
ALP (nv < 475 U/L) 1995 1140 3990 903 1235 713
TOTAL CHOL (nv < 200 mg/dL) 340 300 240 220 140 160
HDL CHOL (nv > 45 mg/dL) 49 54 45 46 49 54
LDL-CHOL (nv < 160 mg/dL) 256 240 176 177 96 98
CK (nv 0-170 U/L) 799 561 442 1428 510 204
Ceruloplasmin (nv 20-46 mg/dL) 6 8 4 6 8 8.4
Haptoglobin (nv 30-250 mg/dL) 20 40 40 40 30 30
Serum Copper (nv 69-122 μg/dL) < 40 < 40 < 40 < 40 < 40 < 40
Urinary Copper (basal and after penicillamine) Normal Normal Normal Normal Not Done Normal
Coagulation Parameters Normal/Borderline Normal Normal/Border-line Normal Normal Low ATIII activity
Liver Ultrasonography Bright liver Inhomogeneous echogenicity Bright liver Normal Hepatomegaly
Bright liver
Hepatomegaly Bright liver
Liver Histology Mild periportal fibrosis; focal steatosis (ages 6 & 9) Mild periportal fibrosis; focal steatosis
(ages 2 & 5)
Not done
Liver EMa No Wilsonian changes (age 6) No Wilsonian changes (age 6) Not done
Liver Copper (nv < 50 μg/g dry weight) 318 μg/g at age 6;280 μg/g at age 9 250 μg/g at age 2: 312 μg/g at age 5 Not done
Wilson Disease molecular studyb Negative Negative Negative
Treatments Vitamin D × 1 yr at age 4; Penicillamine for 6 mos at age 5 with no effects None None

Abbreviations: ALP alkaline phosphatase, ALT alanine aminotransferase, AST aspartate aminotransferase, AT III antithrombin III, CHOL cholesterol, CK, creatine kinase, EM electron microscopy, MRI magnetic resonance imaging

aCourtesy of Prof. I. Sternlieb; NY, USA

bCourtesy of Dr. J Loudianos, University of Cagliari – Italy