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Table 2 Cognitive functioning and mental health (n = 33)

From: Cognitive functioning and mental health in children with a primary mitochondrial disease

Patient number

Mutation

Gender

Age

education

Dev. age in months

FSIQ7

VIQ7

PIQ/

VRI7

PSF/

PSI7

Score!8

Score DT8

Code transimission8

Verbal WM8

Visual WM8

Behavioral problems Total9

Anxious/depressed9

Withdrawn/ depressed9

Attention problems9

QoL10

Average or above IQ (IQ ≥ 80; n = 13)

1

mDNA 3243 A > G

M

10

S

 

1213

129

105

65

8

5

7

9

10

62

57

70

59

77,17

2

mDNA 3243 A > G

M

16

R

 

1215

113

125

97

          

3

mitochondrial deletion, 9101_14603del

F

16

R

 

1233*

   

8

6

2

7

9

71

80

89

68

61,96

4

mDNA 3242 A > G

F

9

R

 

1203*

             

5

mitochondrial deletion, 8470_13446del

M

13

R

 

1203*

   

7

5

7

8

12

46

50

57

50

70,65

6

mitochondrial deletion, 8649_16084del

M

11

R

 

1184

130

108

100

11

14

   

57

50

58

64

 

7

mDNA 3243 A > G

M

15

R

 

1163*

   

7

7

10

8

12

63

57

85

53

50

8

NDUFS7, c.364G > A, (p.Val122Met), homozygous

F

5

R

 

1102*

      

8

10

     

9

mDNA 04,300 A > G

M

5

R

 

922

87

100

94

   

6

7

70

64

70

57

 

10

mDNA 8993T > G

M

7

R

 

872

110

85

55

2

  

6

8

     

11

mDNA 3243A > G

M

13

R

 

844

78

92

83

11

2

   

51

54

53

53

65,22

12

FXN homozygous expansion repeats

M

11

R

 

843*

   

11

11

11

8

10

42

50

50

50

64,13

13

mDNA 4404T > C

F

10

R

 

843*

            

39,13

Borderline IQ (IQ = 70–79; n = 8)

14

mDNA 3243 A > G

M

11

R

 

783

88

72

67

9

8

5

11

11

60

57

58

61

 

15†

mDNA 3243 A > G

M

12

S

 

783

86

73

67

9

5

TD

8

9

55

54

57

53

 

16

mDNA 7507 A > G

M

7

S

 

783*

   

TD

TD

TD

6

11

73

57

66

66

43,48

17†

SURF1, c.312_321delinsAT, (p.Leu105*), homozygous

F

2

-

-6

771

             

18†

RRM2B, 1045 G > A, (pAla349Thr), homozygous

F

1

-

-3

721

             

19

NDUFS1, c.683T > C, (p.Val228Ala), 737 + 3 A > G (spl?)

F

15

S

 

713

73

75

83

8

2

6

6

9

80

82

78

83

27,17

20

mDNA 3243 A > G

F

16

R

 

703*

   

10

11

10

11

10

69

59

60

63

45,65

21

mDNA 09185T > C

M

8

R

 

703

76

68

75

3

1

2

5

8

41

50

50

51

58,7

Clinically low IQ (IQ < 70; n = 12)

22

mDNA 3243 A > G

F

12

S

 

623

79

55

67

4

2

1

6

7

58

55

51

70

 

23

mDNA 3243 A > G

M

16

S

 

583

63

58

55

   

1

5

     

24

FBXL4 c.1641_1642del (p.Cys547*), c.1252G > C (p.Ala418Pro)

F

7

S

 

556

        

62

52

52

77

 

25

SDHA c.1535G > A (p.Arg512Gln), c.1753C > T (p.Arg585Trp)

M

4

S

 

 < 552

 < 55

55

      

69

56

76

77

 

26

SDHA, c.64-2A > G, splicing defect homozygous

M

11

S

 

506

        

43

50

56

70

 

27

RARS2, c.442A > G (p.Thr148Ala), c.1519G > A (p.Glu507Lys)

M

17

S

 

463

 < 55

 < 55

 < 55

   

1

5

59

57

78

64

 

28

RARS2, c.442A > G (p.Thr148Ala), c.1519G > A (p.Glu507Lys)

F

12

S

 

463*

   

1

1

 

4

5

56

50

57

68

 

29

OPA1, c.1156_1157del (pLeu386Glufs*2)

F

3

-

-18

         

46

50

56

62

 

30

FBXL4, c.1361A > C (p.Gln454Pro), homozygous

M

6

S

-33

              

31

SUCLA2 1271delG9p (pGly424Aspfs*18), homozygous

M

4

S

 

NA^

             

32

ACO2 2012G > A (pArg671Gln), 2050C > T(pArg684Trp)

F

8

S

 

NA^

        

51

50

52

52

63,04

33†

NDUFS7 c.364G > A(pVal122Met) homozygous

M

14

S

 

NA^

             
  1. *Estimated IQ based on 4 subtests, 1BSID-II-NL/Bailey-III, 2WPPSI-III-NL, 3WISC-III-NL, 4WISC-V, 5WAIS-IV, 6SON-R, 7IQ scores, 8Normscores, 9T-scores, 10scaled scores (0–100)
  2. ^Not tested due to severe developmental problems or severe developmental and vision hearing/motoric problems
  3. TD, too difficult
  4. †Died during the course of the study