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. 2020 Apr 1;28(8):1066–1077. doi: 10.1038/s41431-020-0610-3

Table 3.

Patient phenotypes.

ID Sex Gene Age Epilepsy phenotype ID Family Hx epilepsy Seizure onset Seizure types Cognitive and behavioural features Associated features EEG EEG abnormalities MRI
1 F DYNC1H1 Adult Focal epilepsy Y N 13–18 months GAS, GTCS ID, BI Did not achieve usual milestones, no regression noted, awkward gait Abnormal Multifocal epileptiform Abnormal (frontal cortical dysplasia)
5 F ALDH5A1 Adult Generalised epilepsy Y Y 6 years GTCS Moderate ID, Mood disorder, BI Hypothyroidism, chronic constipation Abnormal Focal slowing NA
9 M CHD2 Adult Generalised epilepsy Y N Unknown GTCS, GTAS ID and ASD Slow to meet milestones, speech delay Abnormal Generalied epileptiform NA
25 F DCX Adult Generalised epilepsy Y N <6 months GTCS, CPS Severe ID, BI, Self-injurous behaviour Non-verbal, regression Abnormal Generalied epileptiform Abnormal (bilateral pachygyria)
30 M CHD2 Adult Focal epilepsy Y N 4 years GTCS, GTS ID and ASD Met early milestones, lack of skills progression age 4, started losing acquired skills age 6 NA NA NA
34 M PURA Adult Generalised epilepsy Y N 16 years GTCS Moderate-Severe ID Hypotonia, missed all milestones Abnormal Both generalised and focal epileptiform Normal
37 M MBD5 Adult Febrile and drop seizures Y Y 9 months FS, TCS, DS Mild ID and ASD Milestones slightly delayed NA NA NA
39 M MBD5 Adult Febrile and drop seizures Y Y Unknown GTCS Moderate ID Non-verbal, poor social skills Normal Normal Normal
42 M SCN1A Paed Generalised epilepsy Y N <6 months CPS, FS, GTAS Mild ID, Global development delay Grade 2 ureteric reflux (significant family history of renal disease) Normal and Abnormal Normal Normal
43 F STXBP1 Paed Generalised epilepsy Y N <6 months GTCS, GTS Severe ID ACTH induced cardiomyopathy and myopathy, Kyphosis thoracic spine, Scoliosis lumbar spine, hip dysplasia, myopic astigmatism Abnormal Epileptic encephalopathy Abnormal (atrophy)
50 F GABRA1 Adult Generalised epilepsy Y N 2 years GMS, GTCS, GAAS Severe ID, ASD, BI Delayed Milestones Normal Normal Normal
52 F SMC1A Adult Generalised epilepsy Y N Unknown GTCS, GMS Moderate ID Selective mutism NA NA Normal
55 M TSC1 Adult Generalised epilepsy Y N 6–12 months GTCS, GTAS Severe ID, BI, Self-injurous behaviour Ventral Septal Defect, Chronic ear dermatitis and otitis media, Strep Viridans Endocarditis, Chronic Renal Failure, IGa Nephropathy, Hypertension, Ungal Fibromas NA NA NA
57 M FGFR3 Adult Generalised epilepsy Y Y <6 months GTAS, GTCS Severe ID and ASD Challenging behaviour NA NA NA
75 M FGFR3 Adult Single, unprovoked event Y Y <6 months Severe ID Delayed development, head circumference on 75th centile. Coarse features Abnormal Multifocal epileptiform NA
58 M STXBP1 Paed Generalised epilepsy Y N <6 months GTCS Global Developmental Delay Dysmorphic features, left side weakness, weak neck, metabolic workup normal Abnormal Focal epileptiform Normal (reduction in white matter noted)
59 F CNV (ATP2A1,TUFM) Paed Generalised epilepsy Y N Unknown GAS, CPS, GMS, GTCS ID, ASD, Pica Non-verbal, over-weight, regression Abnormal Both generalised and focal epileptiform Normal
61 M NONO Adult Unclassified epilepsy syndrome Y N Unknown Head shaking and staring Severe ID Incontinent Abnormal Generalised slowing NA
68 M ALG13 Paed Generalised epilepsy, West syndrome. Y N 6–12 months GTS, GCS, GTAS Severe ID Missed all milestones, not able to indicate needs Abnormal Multifocal epileptiform NA
71 F CHD2 Paed Idiopathic generalised epilepsy Y N 3 years GTS, GMS Mild-moderate ID Regression from age 3, Myocoloic astatic phenotype Abnormal Both generalised and focal epileptiform Normal
73 M NEDD4L Paed Generalised epilepsy Y N 2 years GAS, GTCS, GAAS, GTS, GMS Global Developmental Delay Hypotonia, poor coordination, strabismus right eye Abnormal Generalied epileptiform NA
83 M PAFAH1B1 Adult Generalised epilepsy Y N 2 years GTCS, CPS Severe ID Delayed milestones, non-verbal Abnormal Generalied epileptiform Abnormal (lissencephaly)
84 M CNV (RORA) Paed Focal epilepsy Y N 4 years GTAS, CPS Global Developmental Delay Myopia, adaptive behavourial and cognitive intellectual disability, dysmorphic features Abnormal Multifocal epileptiform Normal
88 M PPP3CA Paed Paediatric epilepsy syndrome Y N 2 years GTCS, GMS, GCS Language delay, autistic features Possible ataxia, met early milestones Abnormal Generalised slowing Normal
89 F GRIN2A Adult Paediatric epilepsy syndrome Y N 4 years CPS Speech and language delay, BI, normal development until 4 years and then regressed Early puberty (10 years of age), tall stature Abnormal Multifocal epileptiform Normal (small, ovoid fatty mass to the left of the midbrain)
96 F SCN1A Adult Generalised epilepsy Y N 6–12 months GTCS, GTAS Moderate-Severe ID History of febrile seizures Abnormal Generalied epileptiform NA
97 F ANKRD11 Adult Generalised epilepsy Y Y 12 years GTCS, GTAS Mild ID, attends main-stream scholing Slow to meet milestones Abnormal Generalied epileptiform Normal
98 F ANKRD11 Adult Generalised epilepsy Y Y 11 years GTCS, GAAS Mild ID Slow to meet milestones, had twin to twin transfusion syndrome Abnormal Generalied epileptiform Normal
100 M KPTN Adult Generalised epilepsy Y Y 4 years GTCS Moderate-Severe ID Behavioural problems, contractures, dysphagia Abnormal Focal slowing NA
101 M CACNA1A Adult Focal/Generalised epilepsy Y N 6 years GMS, GTCS, GTAS, GTS Mild ID/ Learning difficulties Oseopenia, behavioural problems Abnormal Generalied epileptiform Normal
108 F SYNGAP1 Paed Focal/Generalised epilepsy Y N 6 years GAS Profound ID, global developmental delay, ASD Did not meet milestones, non-verbal, microcephalic, poor circulation, hypotonic Abnormal Both generalised and focal epileptiform Normal
109 F SCN1A Adult Generalised epilepsy Y N 13–18 months GTCS, GMS Moderate ID Early development normal, regression from age 9/10 Abnormal Multifocal epileptiform Undetermined (no acute intracranial abnormality)
111 M PTEN Adult Generalised epilepsy Y N 9 years GTCS, GMS, GTS Mild ID Macrocephaly, regression from 10 years of age, cough variant asthma and eczema Abnormal Both generalised and focal epileptiform Normal
Potential incidental findings:
6 M KCNH2 Adult Idiopathic generalised epilepsy Y N 6 years GTS, GMS, GTCS, GTAS ID Abnormal development noted at age 6 Abnormal Generalied epileptiform Normal
65 F KCNQ1 Adult Generalised epilepsy Y N 3 months GTCS, GMS Severe ID NA NA NA
96 F MYH11 Adult Generalised epilepsy Y N 6–12 months GTCS, GTAS Moderate-Severe ID History of febrile seizures Abnormal Generalied epileptiform NA
108 F VHL Paed Focal/Generalised epilepsy Y N 6 years GAS Profound ID, global developmental delay, ASD Did not meet milestones, non-verbal, microcephalic, poor circulation, hypotonic Abnormal Both generalised and focal epileptiform Normal
Less secure (not ACMG confirmed), noteworthy variants:
29 F LRP2 Adult Generalised epilepsy Y N 14 years GCS, GTCS Severe ID Microcephaly, bilateral hearing loss, abnormality of cerebellum NA NA NA
36 M OPHN1 Adult Generalised epilepsy Y N 3 years GTCS, GTAS Mild ID Heart murmer as a child, hypothyroidism, ataxic gait NA NA Abnormal (microcephalic, arachnoid cyst)

GTCS generalised tonic clonic seizures, ID intellectual disability, NA not available, FHx family history, GTAS generalised typical absence seizures, CPS complex partial seizures, BI behavioural issues, ASD austism spectrum disorder, GTS generalised tonic seizures, FS febrile seizures, TCS tonic clonic seizures, DS drop seizures, GTAS generalised typical absence seizures, GMS generalised myoclonic seizures, GAAS generalised atypical absence seizures, GCS generalised clonic seizures, SPS simple partial seizures, GAS generalised atonic seizures.