Table 1

Clinical data on patients with NP-C in the study

Patient/sex Age studied (y)/onset of neurological disease Clinical findings/clinical stage4MRI findings
Brain atrophyWhite matter hyperintensity
1/F10/8VSNGP visual spatial perception abnormality, A/1AbsentAbsent
2/F17/NRSlow downgaze saccades, A/0AbsentAbsent
3/M6/1VSNGP, spasticity weakness, ataxia, dysarthria, IQ:53, AWA/3AbsentMild
4/M32/15VSNGP, speech apraxia, ataxia, dystonia, AWA/3Moderate cerebral and cerebellarMarked
5/M22/8Severe dystonia, anarthria, dysphagia, A with support and mild-to-moderate dementia/3Mild cerebral and cerebellarMild
6/M39/18VSNGP, dysarthria, ataxia, mild dystonia, A with support IQ:68, language, visuomotor deficit/3Mild cerebralAbsent
7/M20/6VSNGP, moderate dystonia, paranoid delusions, A, mild to moderate dementia/2Mild cerebralMild
8/M25/18VSNGP, dystonia, dysarthria, dysphagia, ataxia, AWA, IQ:65, deficient language and visuomotor function/3Moderate cerebellarAbsent
9/F20/11VSNGP, mild dysarthria, perceptual skills)/2AbsentAbsent
10/F15/6Complete quadriparesis, opthalmoparesis responsiveness, NA/4ModerateMarked
  • A=ambulatory; NA=non-ambulatory; AWA=ambulatory with assistance; NR=not relevant; VSNGP=vertical supranuclear gaze palsy.