Table 3
Published reports of cases of gait apraxia in patients with degenerative and progressive paralysis caused by cerebral diseases
| Author, year | Case | Age (years) | Sex | Localisation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| *No necropsy report available. | ||||
| F, frontal, F1, F2, F3: first, second, and third frontal gyri; L, left hemisphere; nr, not reported; R, right hemisphere. | ||||
| Bonfiglio, 190863 | LS | 60 | M | Brain atrophy (neurosyphilis, endoarteritis of Heubner artery) |
| Gerstmann & Schilder, 192614 | JM | 41 | M | Dementia* |
| Kleist, 193446 | ZG | 67, nr | FM | Pick’s disease, L>R, predominantly F1, F2, F3; brain atrophy, predominantly F bilateral |
| Lange, 193664 | nr | nr | nr | Pick’s disease, predominantly F, R>L |
| Meyer & Barron, 196013 | 2 | 68 | M | Neurosyphilis, F bilateral atrophy |
| Petrovici, 196856 | AC | 56 | W | Pick’s disease, L>R, predominantly F |
| Rataj & Korohoda, 196965 | LP | 49 | M | Parkinson plus |
| Tyrell, 199416 | 1 | 70 | W | Dementia*, hypometabolism (PET) bilateral medial F1 + cingulum. |
| Rossor et al, 199961 | 2 | 69 | W | Alzheimer’s disease + corticobasal dementia, hypometabolism (PET) bilateral medial F1 + cingulum. |
