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J Med Genet 42:e28 doi:10.1136/jmg.2004.029926
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Novel mutations in COX15 in a long surviving Leigh syndrome patient with cytochrome c oxidase deficiency

Table 2

 Clinical features of COX15 mutated patients

Kennaway et al12;Antonicka et al4 Oquendo et al13 Present case
NS, not specified in the report.
Gender Female Male Male
Family history
Age at onset/at death Birth/24 days 7 months/3 years 11 months 4 months/still alive (16 years)
Neurological signs Hypotonia Axial hypotonia Axial hypotonia
Epileptic seizures Limb spasticity Limb spasticity
Bulbar signs Cerebellar tremor
Nystagmus, retinopathy microcephaly Eye movement incoordination
Dystonia
Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy +
Other clinical features Midfacial hypoplasia Gastrointestinal dysfunction Somatic growth below 3rd centile
Plasma lactate (mM) Increased 5.2 3.6
CSF lactate (mM) NS 6.2 3.8
Brain MRI NS Basal nuclei Basal ganglia (putamina, caudate)
Brainstem tegmentum Cerebellar white matter
Cerebral peduncles
Mutations 700C→T, C447-3G 700C→T, 700C→T 503C→G, 1081T→C

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