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Table 2 Clinical characteristics of the study population

From: Diagnosis and phenotypic assessment of trimethylaminuria, and its treatment with riboflavin: 1H NMR spectroscopy and genetic testing

Patient

Sex

Age

Educational level

Age at symptom onset

work/ academic problems

GAF score

Self-perception of odor

Odor directly perceived by a third party

Interpretation

Source of odor

Odor control strategies

Depressive symptoms

Impact on sex life

Patient #1

F

adult

medium

adulthood

no

65

yes

by a friend

yes

sweating

food eviction

no

yes

Patient #2

M

adult

high

adolescence

ND

55

no

no

yes

not known

showers

no

yes

Patient #3

M

adult

low

adulthood

no

65

no

by a friend

yes

not known

showers, food eviction

no

yes

Patient #4

F

adult

medium

childhood

yes

50

yes

by a friend

yes

skin, breath

food eviction, perfumes, antibiotics

yes

yes

Patient #5

F

adult

medium

adulthood

no

65

no

no

yes

not known

none

yes

yes

Patient #6

F

adult

medium

adolescence

no

60

no

no

yes

not known

showers

yes

yes

Patient #7

F

adult

low

adulthood

no

90

no

by a friend

no

genital

showers, food eviction

yes

no

Patient #8

M

adult

medium

adulthood

yes

30

no

no

yes

not known

none

no

yes

Patient #9

F

adult

medium

adulthood

no

50

no

no

yes

sweating, breath

perfumes, showers, food eviction

no

no

Patient #10

F

adult

medium

adulthood

no

60

no

no

yes

not known

none

yes

no

Patient #11

M

adult

not recorded

adulthood

no

60

yes

no

yes

sweating

food eviction

yes

yes

Patient #12

M

child

school age

< 3 years

no

90

no

by parents and clinicians

no

sweating, scalp, hands

none

no

not relevant

Patient #13

M

child

school age

< 3 years

no

90

no

by parents and clinicians

no

scalp, sweating

none

no

not relevant

  1. GAF Global Assessment of Functioning. Interpretation: persecution ideas, interpretation