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. 2018 Dec 19;12(1):27–30. doi: 10.14802/jmd.18031

Table 1.

Clinical characteristics of 11 subjects with the ‘hot cross bun’ sign

ID Sex Age at onset (years) Current age (years) Time to MRI (years after symptom onset) Parkinsonism Cerebellar signs Urinary symptoms Erectile dysfunction Orthostasis Levodopa response Diagnosis
1 M 55 60 2 Yes Yes Frequency Not documented Not documented No Possible MSA
2 F 59 Dead at 71 9 No Yes Incontinence N/A Not documented N/A Uncertain after autopsy
3 M 60 65 5 Yes No None No No No Probable DLB
4 M 61 66 3 Yes No Retention Yes Yes Yes Possible MSA
5 F 36 40 2 No Yes Urgency N/A Yes N/A Undefined hereditary ataxia
6 F 58 69 8 No Yes Incontinence N/A No No Probable MSA
7 F 55 68 3 No Yes Incontinence N/A Yes N/A Probable MSA
8 F 53 Dead at 65 4 Yes Yes Incontinence and retention N/A Yes No Probable MSA
9 F 66 68 0 Yes Yes Incontinence N/A No Yes Probable MSA
10 M 33 79 33 No Yes None Not documented Not documented N/A Undefined hereditary ataxia
11 M 30 68 36 No Yes None Yes Not documented N/A Undefined hereditary ataxia

MSA: multiple system atrophy, DLB: dementia with Lewy bodies.