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Table 1 Comparison of known cases with co-occurrence of MS and Wilson’s disease

From: Rare co-occurrence of multiple sclerosis and Wilson’s disease – case report

 

Patient I [7]

Patient II [7]

Patient III [8]

Patient IV [9]

Present Case

Age of onset

25 years

33 years

12 years

42 years

33 years

Extrapyramidal symptoms

hypomimia, sialorrhea, dysarthria, tremor, ataxia

Sensory symptoms

sensory disturbances in both legs

sensory disturbances on the right side of the face and body

sensory disturbances in both legs, four limb paresthesia

First diagnosed

MS

MS

Wilson’s disease

MS

MS

Course of MS

mild

mild

mild

mild

showing activity while on platform therapy

Psychiatric symptoms

behavior disorder

sings of encephalopathy

mood disorder, anxiety

MRI lesions (location)

periventricular WM, pons, cerebellum, thalamus

periventricular WM

periventricular WM, spinal cord

periventricular and subcortical WM, corpus callosum, spinal cord, basal ganglia

periventricular WM, thalamus, spinal cord

CSF

OCBs

IgG index ↑, OCBs

IgG index ↑, OCBs

OCBs

IgG index ↑, OCBs

Kayser-Fleischer ring

+

NA

+

Serum ceruloplasmin

normal

Genetic test (ATP7B gene)

1. allele: H1069Q

2. allele: Q1351X

1. allele: H1069Q

2. allele: A1135fs

1. allele: H1069Q

2. allele: c.2305insC, Codon 769, Exon 8

1. allele: R778L

2. allele: R778L

1. allele: H1069Q

2. allele: R778Q

Familial occurrence

1. sibling: MS

2. sibling: Wilson’s disease

1. sibling: Wilson’s disease

NA

none

none

  1. Abbreviations: MS multiple sclerosis, NA not available, OCB oligoclonal band, WM white matter, “- “– not present, “+” – present, “↓” decreased