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. 2020 Feb 5;8(4):e1141. doi: 10.1002/mgg3.1141

Table 1.

CMT cases diagnosed by WES in Neurology Laboratory, University of Crete

Patient number #1 #2 #3
Sex Male Male Male
Current age (years) 66 19 44
Age at symptom onset (years) 50 2 17
History/clinical features Gait difficulties, atrophies and weakness of the lower and later the upper extremities Gait difficulties, atrophies and weakness of the lower and later the upper extremities Gait difficulties, atrophies and weakness of the lower and later the upper extremities
Additional clinical features Parkinsonism Hearing loss, dystonia
NCS/EMG features overviewa Demyelinating type sensory motor neuropathy, resembling CIDP Demyelinating type sensory motor neuropathy Demyelinating type sensory motor neuropathy
Brain imaging features Normal MRI findings, abnormal DATSCAN Normal MRI findings Few small foci of abnormal signal intensity at subcortical white matter of the cerebral hemispheres on MRI
Lumbar puncture results 0 nucleated cells/μl, 85 mg/dl protein 0 nucleated cells/μl, 46 mg/dl protein Not performed
Additional diagnostic investigations Nerve Ultrasound
Medical treatments tried IV Ig, steroids Botulinum toxin, levodopa (for dystonia)
Family history Yes (brother with possible ALS) Yes No
Genetic tests performed before WES PMP22 duplication PMP22 duplication, CJB1 exon 2 sequencing PMP22 duplication
Age at first diagnostic test—PMP22 duplication (y) 55 13 36
Age at diagnosis with WES (y) 63 18 44
Gene (OMIM number) FIG4 (609390) LITAF (603795) GJB1 (304040)
Genetic variants (rs) rs121908287, ‐ rs104894522, c.491G>A(rs1241595912)
HGVS nomenclature NM_014845.5: c.122T>C; NP_055660.1: p.I41T/NM_014845.5: c.1795delC; NP_055660.1: p.H599fs*24 NM_004862.3: c.364C>G; NP_004853.2: p.L122V NM_000166.5: c.491G>A; NP_000157.1: p.R164Q
Variants (zygosity) p.Ile41Thr (heterozygous)/p.His599Ilefs*24 (heterozygous) p.Leu122Val (heterozygous) p.Arg164Gln (hemizygous)
Functional consequence (Ingenuity Classification) Pathogenic/pathogenic Uncertain significance Likely pathogenic
Functional consequence (ClinVar Classification) Pathogenic/not reported Pathogenic Pathogenic
CADD score 26.1/27.7 25.5 28.6
Mode of inheritance Autosomal recessive Autosomal dominant X‐linked dominant
CMT type (OMIM number) 4J (611228) 1C (601098) X1 (302800)

Abbreviations: ALS, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis; CADD, combined annotation‐dependent depletion (Rentzsch et al., 2018); CIDP, chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy; CMT, Charcot–Marie–Tooth; EMG, electromyography; HGVS, Human Genome Variation Society; NCS, nerve conduction studies; WES, whole exome sequencing.

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For details, see Table 2 and supplementary material.