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Table 1 Clinical data of the whole cohort as well as clinical and molecular-genetic subtypes

From: Retinal nerve fibre layer loss in hereditary spastic paraplegias is restricted to complex phenotypes

 

Age [years]

Disease duration [years]

SPRS [scoring points]

Phenotype

HSP-a (n=28)

48.1 (8–75)

19.1 (440)

20.8 (330)

complex & pure, see subgroups

HSP-p (n=22)

49.5 (8–75)

21.8 (5–43)

21.5 (3–31)

spastic paraparesis, pure phenotype

HSP-c (n=6)

42.8 (22–60)

9.5 (4–18)

18 (8–31)

most frequent complicating symptoms: gaze-evoked-nystagmus or ataxia

SPG4 (n=13)

46.1 (8–74)

21.5 (7–37)

20.8 (3–30)

spastic paraparesis, pure phenotype

SPG5 (n=1)

48

43

23

pure phenotype

SPG7 (n=3)

38.3 (28–48)

9.7 (4–14)

17.7 (8–31)

one pure, two complex phenotypes (see text)

  1. Data are given as mean values and range in brackets for all HSP-patients (HSP-a) and for clinically pure phenotypes (HSP-p), complex phenotypes (HSP-c) as well as molecular-genetic (SPG4, SPG5, SPG7) subgroups.