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. 2020 Feb 1;9(2):396. doi: 10.3390/jcm9020396

Table 1.

Mucopolysaccharidoses (MPS) patients and control subjects used in the study.

UMBN GUID Disorder Cause of Death Age: Years, Days Sex Race Clinical Information Neuropathologic Findings
561 NDAR_INVYV182KRN MPS I, Hurler Syndrome Complications of disorder 6, 265 Female Caucasian Was oxygen dependent; had hydrocephalus, cardiomyopathy, chronic sinusitis, ear infections, blindness, hearing impairment, numerous pneumonias and hernias. Neocortex with distended, "ballooned" neurons with mucin- and Alcian-blue positive material, also present throughout the central nervous system; occasional perivascular macrophages with similar material in the white matter; EM shows typical "zebra bodies" seen in mucopolysaccharidoses.
902 NDAR_INVTG497HU7 MPS II, Hunter Syndrome Complications of disorder 42, 134 Male Caucasian Had multiple complications related to Hunter’s syndrome, including tracheobronchial malacia, recurrent bronchitis and pneumonia, had multiple repairs of anterior abdominal wall hernia, was blind and somewhat deaf, had bilateral carpal tunnel release, history of mitral and aortic insufficiency, congestive heart failure. Gliosis with axonal degeneration, optic nerves bilaterally, with neuronal loss and gliosis, lateral geniculate nucleus, old hemorrhagic cystic infarct, right occipital cortex and white matter, periventricular benign epidermal cyst, right occipital.
3617 NDAR_INVFP950EUM MPS IIIA, Sanfilippo A Syndrome Complications of disorder 12, 38 Female Caucasian N/A Neurons throughout the brain have enlarged cell bodies with foamy cytoplasm, mild gliosis and status spongiosis in adjacent parenchyma, these neuronal changes are particularly severe in cerebral cortex, Purkinje cell layer of the cerebellum and substantia nigra. The choroid plexus epithelial cells are similarly affected with slightly enlarged and vacuolated cytoplasm. The centrum semi-ovale is mildly gliotic, its perivascular spaces dilated, fibrotic and contain glitter cells and occasional lymphocytes.
563 NDAR_INVRR063YHC MPS IIIA, Sanfilippo A Syndrome Complications of disorder 11, 101 Female Caucasian Two years before the death was attending school although having trouble walking and eating, by the time of death was non-verbal with deteriorating psychomotor skills, self-injurious behavior, had problems with sleep and agitation, suffered from mitral valve prolapse with myxomatous changes and mild regurgitation. N/A
6194 MPS IIIC, Sanfilippo C Syndrome Acute pneumonia as a consequence of disorder 20, 95 Male African-American Had a history of developmental delays, Nissen fundoplication and G-tube, asthma, seizures, sleep problems, agitation, used hearing aids. The brain showed cerebral atrophy, mild hydrocephalus, neuronal enlargement with positive cytoplasmic PAS, Alcian blue and LFB, perivascular cuffing of foamy macrophages, white matter vacuolation.
5411 NDAR_INVAB442TCG MPS IIID, Sanfilippo D Syndrome Complications of disorder 24, 280 Female Caucasian One of two siblings suffering from Sanfilippo D, had a progressive neurologic decline with loss of vision, verbal expression, continence; had rare seizures in spite of anticonvulsive treatment and was wheelchair bound for the last year of life. Generalized cerebral atrophy and neuronal storage disorder.
5424 NDAR_INVUC095YP2 MPS IIID, Sanfilippo D Syndrome Complications of disorder 23, 149 Female Caucasian One of two siblings suffering from Sanfilippo D, had a progressive decline in hearing, verbal and visual abilities, had no specific cardiopulmonary symptomatology, no seizures, wheelchair bound for the last two years of life. Generalized cerebral atrophy and neuronal storage disorder.
HBCB_18_01_OC MPS II, Hunter Syndrome Complications of disorder 13, 0 Male Caucasian Had a history of developmental delays, scoliosis, asthma, tracheomalacia, GERD, seizures and mild aortic regurgitation. Diffuse neuronal loss, gliosis in the cortex; abundant swollen neurons, greatest in the parietal and occipital cortex; severe neuronal loss and gliosis in the thalamus; depletion of processes and varying gliosis in the cerebellum.
662 NDAR_INVCK582GNX Unaffected Control Accident, multiple injuries 12, 356 Female Caucasian N/A
754 NDAR_INVJV820CBR Unaffected Control Asthma 11, 201 Female Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander N/A
1266 NDAR_INVCX672EJ2 Unaffected Control Arteriosclerotic cardiovascular disease 42, 0 Male Caucasian N/A
4641 NDAR_INVNG087HR2 Unaffected Control Acute asthma 24, 288 Female African-American N/A
5287 NDAR_INVUB832RTY Unaffected Control Multiple injuries 23, 195 Female Caucasian N/A
5813 NDAR_INVWA136XNT Unaffected Control Atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease 20, 362 Male African-American N/A
5977 NDAR_INVAX199AGW Unaffected Control Smoke inhalation 6, 248 Female Caucasian N/A