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. 2019 Jun 7;6(7):1319–1326. doi: 10.1002/acn3.50799

Table 1.

Clinical features of KCNC1 patients

  This publication This publication This publication This publication This publication MEAK patients13, 14, 15 Poirier et al. 2017
Patient Patient 1 Patient 2 Patient 3 Patient 4 Patient 5 22 cases 3 cases
Variant c.623G > A, p.Cys208Tyr c.1196C > T, p.Thr399Met c.1262C > T, p.Ala421Val c.1262C > T, p.Ala421Val c.1262C > T, p.Ala421Val c.959G > A, p.Arg320His c.1015C > T, p.Arg339*
Inheritance De novo De novo De novo De novo De novo De novo (14), 3 families (8) Paternal
Age at onset (current age) 2 years (23 years) 1–2 years (18 years) 5 months (5 years) 3 weeks (2 years) 5 months (2 years) 3–15 years 1–2 years
First sign Myoclonus or "tremor" Developmental delay Myoclonic seizures Febrile seizures Myoclonic seizures Myoclonus or "tremor" Developmental delay
Seizures No No Tonic‐clonic, focal onset impaired awareness, myoclonic, generalized Myoclonic absence, myoclonic, absence Myoclonic absence, absence, generalized Tonic‐clonic, myoclonic, generalized No
Action‐induced Myoclonus Mild, nonprogressive No No No No Severe, progressive No
EEG Normal Normal Normal background, irregular spike‐wave activity with polyspikes and rhythmic generalized 2 Hz spike‐waves Normal background activity, generalized 2–3 Hz spike‐wave discharges Normal background, generalized 2–4 Hz rhythmic slow waves and sometimes spike‐waves Normal background, generalized polyspike, polyspike‐wave and spike‐wave (13), unknown (9) Normal
Brain MRI Normal Normal Normal Normal Normal Global symmetrical cerebellar atrophy (13) unknown (9) Normal
Ataxia No No Mild, so far nonprogressive Balancing difficulties possible No Progressive No
Developmental delay No Yes Yes Yes Yes Mild (2), no (20) Yes
Cognitive Decline Possible memory deficits (MOCA 28/30) No No No No Yes (11), possible (2), no (7) No
Dysmorphism No Hypertelorism, long palpebral fissures, broad nose, large ears, diastema, small chin No No No No Prognathism, protruding ears, short philtrum, fetal pads, epicanthal folds, ptosis
Others Dystonia, scoliosis Frequent diarrhea and vomiting Mild muscular hypotonia Mild muscular hypotonia Cannot walk yet Wheelchair‐dependent (11) Clinodactyly of the fifth finger (1)