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. 2020 Nov 24;10(12):997. doi: 10.3390/diagnostics10120997

Table 2.

EOA gene mutations with (a) and respectively without comorbid dystonia (b).

a. with comorbid dystonia
Gene mutation
TUBB2A (n = 1) ATXN7 (n = 1) LAMA1A (n = 1)
FTX (n = 9) KCNC3 (n = 1) CHD7 (n = 1)
INPPE5 (n = 1) ATM (n = 1) LYST (n = 1)
ATP1A3 (n = 3) CAMTA1 (n = 1) HSD17B10 (n = 1)
TTPA (n = 3) NARP (n = 1) HADDS (n = 1)
CACNA1A (n = 3) ZMYND11 (n = 1) CTNNB1 (n = 1)
GOSR2 (n = 2) ALDH3A2 (n = 1) HTT (n = 1)
SPTBN2 (n = 2) TITF1 (n = 1) SPG11 (n = 1)
KIAA0586 (n = 2) NPC (n = 1) * unknown (n = 12)
b. without comorbid dystonia
Gene Mutation
KCND3 (n = 1) CACNA1A (n = 2)
FTX (n = 3) SPG11 (n = 1)
GOSR2 (n = 3) ** unknown (n = 3)
ITPR1 (n = 3)

Legends: * unknown (n = 12) = unknown/absent gene mutation in association with malformation of fossa posterior (n = 2); LYST = Cediak Higashi syndrome (n = 1); no clinical diagnosis (n = 9); ** unknown (n=3) = unknown/absent gene mutation in association with malformation of fossa posterior (n = 1); no clinical diagnosis (n = 2). The gene mutations CACNA1A, FTX and GOSR2 were present in clinical cases with and without comorbid dystonia. Cases with a congenital malformation of the fossa posterior were both associated with and without comorbid dystonia.