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. 2021 Mar 23;12:630378. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2021.630378

Table 1.

Demographic and clinical characteristics of the enrolled patients at baseline.

Characteristics Patients
N = 179
Sex, n (%)
Male 73 (40.8)
Female 106 (59.2)
Age at consent, years
Mean (SD) 27.1 (16.08)
Median (range) 27.0 (<1–65)
Age groups, n (%)
≤2 years 7 (3.9)
>2 to ≤5 years 6 (3.4)
>5 to ≤9 years 21 (11.7)
>9 to ≤14 years 16 (8.9)
>14 to ≤18 years 11 (6.1)
≥18 to ≤40 years 77 (43.0)
>40 years 41 (22.9)
Geographic region
Netherlands 75 (41.9)
Germany 43 (24.0)
France 19 (10.6)
Spain 17 (9.5)
Austria 12 (6.7)
Czech Republic 3 (1.7)
Slovenia 3 (1.7)
United Kingdom 3 (1.7)
Sweden 2 (1.1)
Denmark 1 (0.6)
Poland 1 (0.6)
Patients with molecular testing, n (%) 92 (51.4)
TSC1 mutation 8 (8.7)
TSC2 mutation 71 (77.2)
No mutation identified 13 (14.1)
TSC manifestations, n (%)
Neurological
    SEGA 100 (55.9)
    Cortical tuber 147 (82.1)
    SEN 156 (87.2)
    Cerebral white matter radial migration lines 24 (13.4)
Renal
    Renal angiomyolipoma 149 (83.2)
    Multiple renal cysts 53 (29.6)
    Polycystic kidneys 4 (2.2)
    Impaired renal function 5 (2.8)
    Renal malignancy 1 (0.6)
Pulmonary
    Lymphangioleiomyomatosis 32 (17.9)
Cardiovascular
    Cardiac rhabdomyoma 51 (28.5)
Dermatologic
    ≥3 hypomelanotic macules 84 (46.9)
    Facial angiofibroma 123 (68.7)
    Shagreen patch 42 (23.5)
    Ungual or periungual fibromas 44 (24.6)
    Forehead plaque 19 (10.6)
    Confetti lesions 16 (8.9)
Ophthalmologic
    Retinal hamartoma 32 (17.9)
Epilepsy 151 (84.4)

SD, standard deviation; SEGA, subependymal giant cell astrocytoma; SEN, subependymal nodule; TSC, tuberous sclerosis complex.