Clinical and electrophysiological features in CMT2 patients of FC162 family

Phenotypes/patients (sex) II-3 (female) III-2 (male)
Age at onset/examination (years) 13/42 3/8
Muscle weakness in limb (upper/lower)a ++/+++ +/+++
Muscle atrophy Moderate Mild
Foot deformities Yes Yes
Pinprick sense in limb (upper/lower) Reduced/reduced Mildly reduced/reduced
Vibration in limb (upper/lower) Reduced/reduced Mildly reduced/reduced
Deep tendon reflex (knee and ankle jerk) Absent Absent
Scoliosis Yes Yes
Pyramidal sign No No
Brainstem auditory evoked potential Not done Normal
FDS 3 (walking difficulty) 3 (walking difficulty)
CMTNSv2/CMTNSv2-R 17 (moderate)/22 (severe) 13 (moderate)/18 (moderate)
CMTES/CMTES-R 15 (severe)/19 (severe) 12 (moderate)/16 (moderate)
Motor nerve conductionb
Median CMAP (mV)/MNCV (m/s) 13.5/42.5 11.8/46.3
Peroneal CMAP (mV)/MNCV (m/s) Absent/absent Absent/absent
Sensory nerve conductionb
Ulnar SNAP (μV)/SNCV (m/s) 7.2/28.2 12.9/29.8
Sural SNAP (μV)/SNCV (m/s) Absent/absent Absent/absent

CMAP, compound muscle action potential; CMTES, CMT examination score; CMTES-R, Rasch-modified CMTES; CMTNSv2, CMT neuropathy score version 2; CMTNSv2-R, Rasch-modified CMTNSv2; FDS, functional disability scale; MNCV, motor nerve conduction velocity; SNAP, sensory nerve action potential; SNCV, sensory nerve conduction velocity.

aUpper limb: + and ++ = intrinsic hand weakness 4/5 and < 4/5 on the MRC scale. Lower limb: + and ++ = ankle dorsiflexion 4/5 and < 4/5 on the MRC scale; +++ = proximal weakness.

bNormal voltages of motor median nerve ≥6 mV, peroneal nerve ≥1.6 mV, sensory ulnar nerve ≥7.9 μV, and sural nerve ≥6.0 μV; normal conduction velocities of motor median nerve ≥50.5 m/s, peroneal nerve ≥41.2 m/s, sensory ulnar nerve ≥37.5 m/s and sural nerve ≥32.1 m/s.

Exp Neurobiol 2023;32:410~422 https://doi.org/10.5607/en23027
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