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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 May 14.
Published in final edited form as: Res Autism Spectr Disord. 2014 Jan 9;8(3):286–291. doi: 10.1016/j.rasd.2013.12.013

Table 1.

Quality of writhing and fidgety GMs in 17 children later diagnosed with typical or atypical Rett syndrome; 10 children were recorded longitudinally and could be assessed for writhing and fidgety movements. All assessments were based on family videos (Einspieler et al., 2005b; Einspieler et al., 2013; Marschik et al., 2009).

Case / Mutation Writhing GMs (Term Age to 2 Months) Fidgety GMs (3 to 5 Months) Comments
1/ R168X N AF
2 / del exon 3-4 N F-
3 / c.378-43_964delinsGA AF PSV
4a / * PR
5a / * PR
6 / * PR
7 / * PR AF
8 / R168X PR AF
9 / P152R PR AF
10 / T158M PR AF
11/ R255X AF
12 / truncation deletion 1116-1201 AF
13 / S134 C AF
14 / Q244X CS AF
15 / R255X F-
16 / R168X F-
17 / ** PR F-

Abbreviations: N = Normal; PR = Poor Repertoire GMs, CS = Cramped Synchronised GMs, AF = Abnormal Fidgety movements; F- = Absence of Fidgety movements, – = not assessed during this epoch; a = twins; * = not mutation tested; ** = MECP2 mutation positive but not further specified; PSV = Preserved Speech Variant of Rett syndrome.