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. 2023 Jan 17;12:e81032. doi: 10.7554/eLife.81032

Table 1. Overview patient information.

Patient 1 2 3 4 5 (Son of 6) 6 (Father of 5) 7 8 9 10
Method Exome trio Exome trio Panel NGS Panel NGS Exome trio Genome trio Panel NGS Exome trio Exome trio Exome trio
Age at last examination 13 years 7.5 years 20 years 30 months 21 years 45 years 16 years 4 years 10 years 3 years
Sex F F F F M M F F F F
OFC (SD) 0 −2.5 −2 −2.5 M M −1 −1.8 +1 +1.5
Height (SD) 0 na −3 −2.5 +0.5 +0.5 −1.8 96.5 cm na 0
Weight (SD) +0.5 na na −2.5 <+5 0 na 16 kg −0.5 +1.8
Pregnancy or delivery event No Placenta accreta No Club foot Mild pre-eclampsia Reduced fetal movements No C-section
Breech position
Pre-eclampsia C-section No
Maternal treatment No No No No Enoxaparin injections Codeine –tooth abscess Antiretroviral therapy No No Heparine therapy
Birth (weeks) 40 Full term 41 40 Full term 42 na 39 37 40
Birth OFC (cm) 33.5 na 36 34.5 na na 34 35.6 na na
Birth weight (g) 3020 3500 3140 3150 3090 3360 3080 3570 2637 3430
Birth length (cm) 44 na 48 47 na na 47.5 50.8 na 50
First signs (age) Unstable gait (14 months) Poor visual contact (1 month) Hypotonia and poor visual contact (first weeks) Lack of visual pursuit (3 months) Motor delay (first months) Mild learning difficulties Poor visual contact (first weeks) and abnormal ocular movements Feeding difficulties hypotonia and no visual tracking (3 months) Neonatal hypotonia and abnormal ocular movements Motor delay (first months)
Hypotonia first months No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Achieved psychomotor milestones Able to walk unaided (ataxic) Able to walk with aid Able to sit, hypotonia, moves on the buttocks, and poor visual contact Unstable head, hypotonia, and unable to follow Able to walk unaided after motor delay Able to sit unaided with delay Able to walk unaided after motor delay Unable to walk Unable to walk Able to sit: 12 months
Walking age 25 m (ataxic) 4 years with aid Not acquired Not acquired 19 months Normal 20 months Not acquired Not acquired 24 months
Ataxia Yes Yes Severe hypotonia na No No Yes, improving; at 16: very mild na (unable to walk) No Yes
Tremor Yes No No No No No Yes (hands) No No No
Dysmetria Yes na na na No No Very mild and adiadococinesia Yes No na
Dysarthria Yes na na na No No na Non-verbal No na
Dystonia No na Yes No No No hand ‘crispation’ No na No
Abnormal movements Myoclonies na Saccadic gesticulation No No No Syncinesia Stereotyped hand movement na Ataxia
Amyotrophy Yes na na na na na na na na No
Epilepsy (age and treatment) No Febrile seizures (5 years, no treatment) No Doubtful seizures and abundant interictal discharges (4 years, primidone) Nocturnal epilepsy generalized tonic-clonic (7 years, no treatment) No No Doubtful Neonatal episodes (uncertain) Yes (30 m, primidone)
EEG: age/findings/(Wake W/Sleep S) na 5 years: Background slowing (W); episodes of sharp waves in the fronto-central regions (S) 1/8 years: Normal (W/S) 30 months: Normal EEG 4 years: Background slowing, alpha central since 6 m, biparietal spikes, no epilepticus during slow-wave sleep (ESES; W/S) 7 years: bifrontal synchronous spike and waves discharges (W) na na 3 years: Generalized -background slowing, no eptileptic dicharges (W/S) Several before 10 years: Normal (W/S) 2.5 years: ESES (W/S)
Pain insensitivity (Y/N)? No Yes na na Yes Yes na na No Yes
Heat insensitivity No No na na No Yes na Yes No na
Language Normal Monosyllabic Absent Absent Delayed Normal Slightly delayed then normal Non-verbal
(picture cards)
Non-verbal (picture cards) Delayed
Intellectual deficiency Normal low/mild ID Severe–moderate Severe Probably severe Moderate Mild Very mild-low normal Moderate Severe Yes
Behavior anomalies No No No No Food-seeking No No Yes Occasional outbursts and stereotypies Aggressivity
Autism spectrum disorder (Y/N)? No No Poor contact (severe ID) Poor contact (severe ID) No No No No Yes Yes
School Special school (attention deficit and slow) Specialized institution Institution for children with profound intellectual and multiple disabilities na Special education Normal then special education Mainstream school with support measures, able to read, writing difficulties, and slow Foundation for Blind School making slow progress na na
Evolution Progress Progress Stable Stable Progress Progress Progress Progress but episodes of mild psychomotor regression concomitant with behavioral fluctuations na Progress
Ocular
anomalies
Strabismus, saccadic breakdown
of smooth pursuit
Abnormal eye pursuit Strabismus No Hypermetropia and left convergent squint No Nystagmus Cortical visual impairment, nystagmus, and strabismus Disconjugate nystagmus Strabismus
Skeletal
anomalies
12th hypoplastic rib pair Pes calcaneovalgus Congenital hip luxation – later paralytic kyphoscoliosis na Left Perthes’ disease No Valgus foot and patellar dislocation No Hip dysplasia Brachydactyly
Others Small genitalia, delayed puberty, and gynecomastia Skin tags and dry palmar skin Prognathism Failure to thrive (milk protein allergy and GERD) Feedings difficulties G-tube fed Immune thrombocytopenia and hypochromic microcytic anemia
MRI (age) 3 years 8 months: cerebellar atrophy, increased at 10 years 6 months: normal 2 years 2 months: cerebellar vermis and hemispheres atrophy 4 months: ‘normal’ 8 months: brainstem and cerebellar atrophy, short corpus callosum 1 years 4 months: brainstem and cerebellar atrophy Normal Not done Very mild localized atrophy of cerebellar hemispheres Normal Not done* Normal (3 years)
Mutation NM_001366145.2 c.1841A>T p.(Asp614Val) c.2305C>G p.(Leu769Val) c.3004G>T p.(Val1002Leu) c.3005T>G p.(Val1002Gly) c.3019G>A p.(Gly1007Ser) c.3019G>A p.(Gly1007Ser) c.3019G>A p.(Gly1007Ser) c.3376A>G p.(Asn1126Asp) c.3376A>G p.(Asn1126Asp) c.3397T>C p.(Ser1133Pro)
Inheritance de novo de novo de novo de novo Inherited from the father de novo de novo de novo de novo de novo

Abbreviations: NGS = Next Generation Sequencing; OFC = occipitofrontal circumference.

*

Cerebral computed tomography (CT) at 5 years: Periventricular white matter loss.

CT normal.

repetitive hyperventilation.