Table 1

Clinical features of the present patients and previously published cases with the p.116* homozygous mutation

This studyTucci et al14
SubjectsII-3II-4Case 1Case 2†Case 3‡
SexFemaleFemaleMaleMaleFemale
Age of onset6 months6 months8 yearsNA9 years
DiagnosisLSLSCMT type 6CMT type 6CMT type 6
Ethnic groupIndian-JewishIndian-JewishIndianIndianIndian
Consanguinity+++++
Optic atrophy+(bilateral)+(bilateral)+(bilateral)++(bilateral)
Ophthalmoplegia++NANANA
Delayed milestones++NANA+
Cognitive impairment+++?
Muscle weakness+(lower limbs)+(lower limbs)+(upper and lower limbs)NA+(upper and lower limbs)
Spastic paraparesis++NANANA
Pathological reflexes++NANA+
Axonal neuropathy+NA+
Abnormal brain MRINANANA
High lactate++NANANA
Mitochondrial functioncI-III: normal
cIV: decreased
cV: normal
cI-III: normal
cIV: decreased
cV: normal
NANAcI-IV: NA
cV: decreased
Other featuresOvarian failure
Hydronephrosis
Ovarian failureNANAThoracic scoliosis
  • †Case 2 is the affected brother of case 1.

  • ‡Case 3 is the affected cousin of case 1.

  • §Symmetric high-intensity T2 signal in the brainstem.

  • cI−V, mitochondrial respiratory complexes I−V; NA, not assessed.