Table 2

 Clinical characteristics of patients with juvenile autosomal recessive retinitis pigmentosa, Leber’s congenital amaurosis, and juvenile isolated retinitis pigmentosa in whom mutations were identified in the present study

PatientDiagnosisAge at last examination*Age of onset*Fundoscopic picture changes†ERG reduction ⩾50%†Visual field†Nystagmus†
Pale optic discNarrow arteriolesPigment changes‡
*Age in years or months (m).
†0 = no changes; 1 = changes reported or measured; –, missing data or not measured. ‡Pigmentary changes could be present either peripherally or throughout the entire retina, and could have the appearance of either typical bone spicules or non-specific pigmentary abnormalities.
ARRP, autosomal recessive retinitis pigmentosa; IRP, isolated retinitis pigmentosa; LCA, Leber’s congenital amaurosis.
8432ARRP67<2011110
25378ARRP145111100
25855ARRP6720111110
9359LCA304 m111111
22802LCA43011111
24670LCA356 m111111
26669LCA3000111
25140IRP151.5000110
25474IRP32<20000
25556IRP131.5000111
25718IRP2414101110
26425IRP9211111