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. 2022 May 10;13:800298. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2022.800298

Table 1.

Main demographic data and clinical features in described anti-IgLON5 patients.

N (%) or median (range)
Age at onset, y (2–91)
Age at diagnosis, y (2–91)
Male 89/160 (55.6)
Chronic presentation (in >4 months) 104/136 (76.5)
Concomitant autoimmune diseases 9/162 (5.6)
History of cancer 11/162 (6.8)
Main complaints leading to consultation
   Gait instability 49/162 (30.2)
   Sleep disturbances 48/162 (29.6)
   Movement disorders 39/162 (24.1)
   Bulbar symptoms 45/162 (27.8)
   Cognitive impairment 17/162 (16.7)
   Other 33/162 (20.4)
Clinical phenotypes at diagnosis
   Movement disorders 61/162 (37.6)
   Bulbar syndrome 37/162 (22.8)
   Cognitive disorder 24/162 (14.8)
   Sleep disorder 21/162 (13.0)
   Neuromusular 9/162 (5.6)
   Unclassified 10/162 (6.2)
   PSP-like 22/162 (13.6)