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. 2021 Jun 14;21:223. doi: 10.1186/s12883-021-02212-w

Table 1.

Descriptive characteristics of the patients with Rett Syndrome

Clinical stage Age MeCP2 Mutation RARS1 scores Level of2 severity VABS3 scores
II 4 R306C 66.5 Moderate 83
II 4 R255X 80.5 severe 40
II 4 PT158M 52.5 Moderate 60
II 4 R306C 74 Moderate 50
II 4 / 71.5 Moderate 56
III 5 R294X 66.5 Moderate 80
III 5 P322A 58.5 Moderate 75
III 7 / 47.5 Moderate 60
III 7 R168X 51.5 Moderate 82
III 8 / 48.5 Mild 121
III 8 R133C 35 Mild 140
III 10 FOXG1 86.5 severe 35
III 10 T158M 81 Severe 33
III 11 R255X 66 Moderate 83
III 12 R306C 69 Moderate 88
III 12 R306C 59 Moderate 84
III 13 S355fsX37 63.50 Moderate 110
III 14 / 56 Moderate 58
III 14 R270X 61.5 Moderate 76
III 14 P322A 52.5 Moderate 86
III 16 T158M 71 Moderate 92
III 16 168RX 62 Moderate 131
III 16 R133C 64.5 Moderate 110
III 17 arg168stop 37 Mild 121
III 18 / 67.5 Moderate 107
III 19 R255C 74.5 Moderate 84
III 20 CDLK5 61 Moderate 56
III 20 P322L 58.7 Moderate 105
III 22 P389X 66.5 Moderate 84
III 26 R270X 56.5 Moderate 65
IV 29 R255C 72 Moderate 86
IV 29 R135C 39 Mild 168
IV 31 R255C 59.5 Moderate 165
IV 35 / 47 Mild 118
IV 36 T158M 59 Moderate 63

1Rett Assessment Rating Scales (RARS)

2Levels of severity according to the total scores of RARS (Mild = 0–55; Moderate = 56–81; Severe= > 81)

3Vineland Adaptive Behaviour Scales-Interview second edition (VABS)