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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Pediatr Neurol. 2020 Mar 11;109:56–62. doi: 10.1016/j.pediatrneurol.2020.03.005

Table 1.

Demographics and key outcome measures within the WDR45 cohort

1A. Demographics
Cases: N 123
 Cases from literature review: N (%) 106 (86%)
Sex (F): N (%) 104 (8.5%)
Diagnosis
 Average age in years (from n=60) 16.7 +/− 14.3 (SD)
 Range age in years (from n=60) 0.8 – 52.0 years
Molecular diagnostic method (from n=83)
 Targeted (Single-Gene) or Panel Test: N (%) 24 (28.9%)
 Whole exome testing: N (%) 55 (66.3%)
 Whole genome testing: N (%) 4 (4.8%)
Clinical presentation
 Average age (from 91 individuals) 0.9 +/− 0.8
 Range of ages in years (from 91 individuals) 0.1–6.0
 Clinical features at presentation (from n=123)
  Developmental delay: N (%) 74 (60.5)
  Seizures: N (%) 32 (26.0)
  Movement disorder: N (%) 3 (2.4)
  Autistic features: N (%) 1 (0.8)
 Microcephaly noted (from 47 individuals): N (%) 13 (27.7)
Clinical Trajectory
 Progressive loss of motor function (from 84 individuals) : N (%) 41 (51.2)
 Progressive loss of verbal function (from 71 individuals) : N (%) 27 (38.0)
1B. Imaging Findings
MRIs: N 159
 Individuals with MRIs available: N 98
Average age in years (from n=89)
Range age in years (from n=60)
MRI features
 Atrophy
  Supratentorial: N (%) 104 (65.4)
  Corpus Collosum: N (%) 60 (37.7)
  Brainstem: N (%) 6 (3.8)
  Cerebellum: N (%) 37 (23.3)
 Abnormal Myelination: N (%) 45 (28.3)
 Iron deposition: N (%) 82 (51.6)