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. 2020 Jan 29;2(1):fcaa006. doi: 10.1093/braincomms/fcaa006

Table 2.

Patient groups and clinical outcomes

n All patients (n = 56) n Classical patients (n = 47) n Variant patients (n = 7) n Homozygous p.Ser135Leu (n = 2)
Gender 56 47
 Male 26 23 3
 Female 30 24 4 2
Age (years) 56 18.0 (0–48) 47 21.0 (4–48) 7 5.0 (0–7) 2 16/23
 Paediatric patients (<18 years) 27 19 7 1
 Adult patients (≥18 years) 29 28 1
GALT activity (%) 54 45 7 2
 <3.3 45 44 1
 ≥3.3 9 1 7 1
IQ 47 78 (45–103) 40 77 (45–103) 5 89 (86–96) 2 61/71
 IQ < 85 29 27 2
 IQ ≥ 85 18 13 5
Neurology 36 29 5 2
 MDs, no 19 12 5 2
 MDs, yes 17 17
TRS 20 5.5 (0–38) 18 6.0 (0–38) 2 0/1
DRS 20 0.0 (0–6) 18 0.0 (0–6) 2 0/0
Endocrinology (females ≥12 years) 21 19 2
Puberty induced, no 11 9 2
Puberty induced, yes 8 8
 POI, no 5 3 2
 POI, yes 12 12
Gal-1-P (μmol/g Hb) in erythrocytesa 50 0.35 (0.0–0.70) 43 0.37 (0.16–0.70) 7 0.0 (0–0.13) 2 0.14/0.13
Galactitol (mmol/mol creatinine) in urinea 34 120 (0–311) 25 140 (109–311) 7 10 (0.0–97) 2 69/58

Data reported in median and ranges.

a

Most recent value is presented.

IQ: intelligence quotient; TRS: tremor rating scale; DRS: dystonia rating scale.