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. 2007 Nov 2;29(12):1430–1441. doi: 10.1002/hbm.20477

Table I.

Familial cortical myoclonic tremor with epilepsy patients

Patient Age (in years) Gender Symptoms AED Clinical electrophysiology
Tremora GTCSa seiz fra EEG changes g‐SEP C‐reflex EEG‐EMG coherence
FCMTE 1b 19 F 12 + nd
FCMTE 2 31 F 20 + + +
FCMTE 3 33 M 22 + + +
FCMTE 4 43 M 19 20 + PhB, VPA, CBZ nd nd nd +
FCMTE 5 45 F 38 42 ± VPA, CZP not specific + + +
FCMTE 6 46 M 12 31 ± VPA, CZP nd nd nd +
FCMTE 7 56 M 30 43 + OCB, CZP spike‐wave + +
FCMTE 8 59 M 45 52 ± VPA, CBZ spike‐wave + +

AED: anti‐epileptic drug; C‐reflex: cortical reflex, long latency reflex; CBZ: clobazam; CZP: clonazepam; EEG: electroencephalogram; EMG: electromyogram; F: female; FCMTE: familial cortical myoclonic tremor with epilepsy; g‐SEP: giant sensory evoked potential; GTCS: generalized tonic clonic seizure; M: male; nd: not done; OCB: oxcarbamazepine; PhB: phenobarbital; seiz fr: seizure frequency; VPA: valproic acid; −: negative/none; ±: good control with AEDs; +: present/few seizures per year on AEDs.

a

Age at onset.

b

Left handed.