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Table 1 Clinical features of six patients with GNAO1 variants

From: Spectrum of movement disorders in GNAO1 encephalopathy: in-depth phenotyping and case-by-case analysis

 

Patient 1

Patient 2

Patient 3

Patient 4

Patient 5

Patient 6

Sex, age

Female, 16.9 y

Male, 7.2 y

Male, 3.3 y

Female, 8.8 y

Female, 7.7 y

Male, 4.0 y

Genotype

      

Variant

Inheritance

Reference

p.Ala338del

de novo

novel

p.Glu246Lys

de novo

Saitsu et al. 2016

p.Ala301del

de novo

novel

p.Ala227Val

De novo

Saitsu 2016

p.Arg209His

Maternal mosaicism

Kulkani 2016

p.Arg206Leu

de novo

novel

Onset age

6.3y

3 m

3 m

Since birth

3 m

34 m

Initial symptom

Clumsiness on hands

Hypotonia

Hypotonia

Hypotonia

Hypotonia

Developmental delay

Motor development

Walk alone (18 m)

No achievement

(near bed-ridden)

Sit up

Unsteady gait (4 y)

No progression

Unsteady gait (5.8 y)

Then regressed

Unsteady gait (2 y)

No progression

Language development

Sentences

Intellectual disability

No achievement

2 words

2 words

50 words,

Then regressed

2 words

Epilepsy (onset) age)

No

No

No

Focal epilepsy

(6Y)

No

No

EEG findings

Normal

Normal

Normal

Focal spikes

Normal

Normal

Movement disorder (onset age)

Myoclonus,

focal dystonia

(10Y)

Severe chorea

Focal dystonia

(2Y)

No

Hand stereotypi

(NA)

Orofacial dyskinesia

Chorea

Focal dystonia

(around 1Y)

Focal dystonia

(2Y)

Others

Spasticity

Scoliosis

Difficulties on fine motor function

Progressive generalized spasticity

Progressive spasticity (lower extremity dominant)

Progressive spasticity

Ataxia

Brain MRI (performed age)

Normal (14 y)

Atrophy of bilateral head of caudate nucleus (6 y)

Normal (2.5 y)

Normal (6 Y)

Normal (5 y)

Normal (2.5 y)

  1. y, years; m, months