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Table 1 Brief clinical features of patients with the c.1496G > A p.Arg499His mutation in SPAST reported in the literature

From: A p.Arg499His mutation in SPAST is associated with infantile-onset complicated spastic paraplegia: a case report and review of the literature

Patient

Inheritance mode

Sex

Age at onset

Phenotype

Country

1

de novo

Male

14 months

Infantile-onset ascending hereditary spastic paralysis, anarthria

Japan [5]

2

de novo

Male

18 months

Pure HSP

Greece [6]

3

de novo

Female

20 months

HSP, intellectual disability

Canada [7]

4

de novo

Female

12 months

HSP, early expressive language delay

Canada [7]

5

de novo

Female

6 years

Pure HSP

Netherlands [8]

6

de novo

Female

< 2 years

HSP, intellectual disability, loss of speech, severe dysphagia, epilepsy: three generalized seizures with spontaneous recovery

Netherlands [8]

7

de novo

Female

1 month

HSP, intellectual disability, loss of speech, severe dysphagia, epilepsy: febrile seizure at ages 1 and 3 y, scoliosis, urinary and fecal incontinence

Netherlands [8]

8

de novo

Male

1 week

HSP, severe dystonia, loss of speech, severe dysphagia, severe scoliosis, urinary incontinence

Netherlands [8]

9

de novo

Male

< 2 years

HSP, intellectual disability, loss of speech, dysarthria

Netherlands [8]

10

de novo

Female

< 2 years

HSP, loss of speech, dysarthria, severe dysphagia

Netherlands [8]

11

de novo

Unknown

6 years

Pure HSP

Italy [9]

12

Autosomal dominant

Unknown

< 10 years

HSP, trunk-ataxia

Germany [10]

13

de novo

Male

26 month

HSP, intellectual disability

Japan [11]

14

de novo

Female

< 2 years

HSP, epilepsy, dysarthria, dysphagia, tongue fasciculation

Japan [12]

15

de novo

Female

< 2 years

Infantile-onset ascending spastic paralysis, dysphagia, severe dysarthria, lower limb deep sensory loss, slow saccadic eye movements

Brazil [13]

16

de novo

Male

Infancy

HSP, generalized dystonia

Germany [14]

17

de novo

Female

Infancy

HSP, generalized dystonia

Germany [14]

18

de novo

Male

< 8 years

Pure HSP

China [15]

19

Autosomal dominant

Male

1 year

Pure HSP

Korea [16]

20

Unknown

Unknown

Unknown

HSP, dystonia, white matter abnormality on MRI

Netherlands [17]

21

de novo

Male

Childhood

Pure HSP

France [18]

22

Autosomal dominant

Female

1 year

Pure HSP

Korea [19]

23

Autosomal dominant

Male

< 4 years

HSP, intellectual disability

Japan [20]

24

de novo

Female

17 months

HSP, cerebella ataxia, epilepsy

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