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Table 1 Clinical characteristics and electrophysiology results of GNE myopathy patients with and without neurogenic patterns of electrophysiology

From: Different electrophysiology patterns in GNE myopathy

 

Patient 1

Patient 2

Patient 3

Patient 4

Patient 5

Patient 6

Patient 7

GNE Mutation

p.Val685Ala, p.Val685Ala

p.Val685Ala, p.Val685Ala

p.Gly142Arg, p.Phe315Ser

p.Arg39*, p.Asp207Val

p.Arg39*, p.Asp207Val

p.Asp207Val, p.Val362Ala

p.Asp207Val, p.Lys240Glu

Age (y), gender

34, Male

31, Female

24, Male

25, Female

21, Female

26, Female

39, Female

Age at onset (y)

28

27

21

24

20

24

33

Lower limb reflex

Absent ankle reflex

Absent ankle reflex

NA

Absent patellar and ankle reflex

Absent patellar and ankle reflex

Absent patellar and ankle reflex

Absent patellar and ankle reflex

Creatine kinase

975 IU/L

NA

749 IU/L

276 IU/L

 

674 IU/L

351 IU/L

NA

Time between disease onset and EDX

6 years

5 years

3 years

1 year

1.3 years

1 year

3 years

6 years

Left tibial nerve CMAP amplitude (mV)

1.5↓

0.77↓

6.4

4.1

4.6

10.5

13.4

5.2

Right tibial nerve CMAP amplitude (mV)

1.1↓

0.32↓

5.4

6.9

7

10.5

19.7

4.5

Left peroneal nerve CMAP amplitude (mV)

0↓

0.20↓

0.3↓

0.72↓

0.58↓

3.2

5.8

2.4↓

Right peroneal nerve CMAP amplitude (mV)

0↓

0.19↓

0.7↓

5.1

2.7↓

4

7

3.3

EMG spontaneous activity (TA)

Fib 1 + 

NA

Fib 3 + 

NA

Fib 3 + 

NA

Fib 0

Fib 3 + 

 

PSW 2 + 

 

PSW 3 + 

 

PSW 3 + 

 

PSW 0

PSW 3 + 

EMG Voluntary motor unit potentials (TA)

Amp↑(1059 μV)

NA

Amp↑

NA

Amp↑(1048 μV)

NA

NA

Amp (623 μV)

 

Dur (11.6 ms)

 

Dur↑

 

Dur (12 ms)

  

Dur↓(6.1 ms)

 

Recruitment↓↓

 

Recruitment↓↓

 

Recruitment↓↓↓

  

Complete recruitment with low amplitude

  1. Neurogenic patterns were identified in patients 1 to 4. CMAP of the tibial nerves was recorded in the abductor hallucis muscle, and CMAP of the peroneal nerves was recorded in the extensor digitorum brevis muscle. Amp, amplitude of MUP. CMAP, compound motor action potential. Dur, Duration of MUP. EDX, Electrodiagnosis. EMG, Electromyography. Fib, fibrillations. MUP, motor unit potential. NA, not available. PSW, positive sharp waves. TA, tibialis anterior muscle
  2. ↓, mildly reduced; ↓↓, moderately reduced; ↓↓↓, severely reduced; ↑, increased;