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Table 1 Clinical findings of galactosialidosis patients

From: Galactosialidosis: review and analysis of CTSA gene mutations

Patient

1

2

3

4

Ethnic Origin

Caucasian

Caucasian

Caucasian

Caucasian

Sex

F

M

M

M

Clinical Phenotype

EI

EI

EI

EI

Age at Onset

perinatal

perinatal

perinatal

perinatal

Fetal hydrops

+

-

+

-

Edema

+

-

+

+ (1 month of age)

Presentation

fetal hydrops, developmental delay

failure to thrive since birth

fetal hydrops

respiratory distress, inguinal hernia, telangectasias, equinovarus feet, arthrogryposis, gingival hypertrophy

Age at diagnosis

4 m

17 m

1 m

post-mortem

Psychomotor delay

+

+

+

+

Hypotonia

+

-

+

+

Course facies

+

+

+

+

Eye

lens clouding

-

-

hypopigmentated fundus

Hepatosplenomegaly

+

+

+

-

Cardiac involvement

+

-

+

+

Skeletal involvement

-

+

-

+

Renal involvement

-

no

no

no

Seizures

no

no

no

no

Muscle involvement

no

no

no

no

Brain MRI

-

-

enlarged ventricles, hyperintense white matter

striato thalamic vasculopathy, widened periencephalic spaces

GLB1 activity (nmol/mg/h)

27 (NV 391-2397) on fibroblasts

61 (NV 391-2397) on fibroblasts

143 (NV 400-1100) on fibroblasts; 12 (NV 90-250) on leukocytes

44,1 (NV 291-525) on fibroblasts

NEU1 activity (nmol/mg/h)

0,1 (NV 5,1-48) on fibroblasts

0,76 (NV 5,1-48) on fibroblasts

0 on fibroblasts (NV 17- 68) and leukocytes (NV 0,37- 3)

2,4 (NV 66-197) on fibroblasts

Other

-

-

dysphagia telangectasias, inguinal hernia, recurrent pleural effusion and ascites, clubfeet

failure to thrive, frequent vomiting, ascites, hypertelorism, thrombocytopenia

Alive (age)

deceased

deceased

deceased at 3 m

deceased at 4 m, 22d

CTSA molecular analysis

c.448C > A (p.Val150Met)/c.1216C > T (p.Gln406*)

c.775 T > C (p.Cys259Arg)/c.775 T > C (p.Cys259Arg)

c.114delG/c.347A > G (p.His116Arg)

c.114delG/c.114delG

  1. Legend: F female, M male, EI early infantile, + presence of the symptom, - not available data; no normal, m months, d days, NV normal values. New mutations are evidenced.