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Brain, Vol 120, Issue 3 465-478, Copyright © 1997 by Oxford University Press


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The phenotypic manifestations of chromosome 17p11.2 duplication

PK Thomas, W Marques Jr, MB Davis, MG Sweeney, RH King, JL Bradley, JR Muddle, J Tyson, S Malcolm and AE Harding
University Department of Clinical Neurology, University of London, UK.

Clinical and electrophysiological investigations and nerve biopsies were carried out on 61 patients shown to have a chromosome 17p11.2 duplication (hereditary motor and sensory neuropathy-HMSN Ia). Of these, 50 showed a Charcot-Marie-Tooth (CMT) phenotype and eight could be classified as having the Roussy-Levy syndrome. Of the patients with a CMT phenotype, three had associated pyramidal signs and of these one had 'complicated' HMSN and also signs of cerebellar and bulbar involvement. Diaphragmatic weakness was present in three severely affected cases, one of whom also had denervation of the anal sphincter associated with faecal incontinence. One unusual case presented in middle life with incapacitating muscle cramps associated with calf hypertrophy and only mild clinical signs of neuropathy. Prominent distal sensory loss was a consistent feature in one family, resulting in acrodystrophic changes in several members. Concurrent focal peripheral nerve lesions were seen with both the CMT and Roussy-Levy phenotypes, in seven patients. Upper limb motor nerve conduction velocity was 19.9 m/s +/- 1.3 (SEM), range 5-34 m/s. This corresponds to values previously obtained for autosomal dominant HMSN I. This series consisted mainly of older patients with more advanced disease. In contrast to the findings in younger patients, in their nerve biopsies, myelin thickness tended to be relatively reduced for axon size, indicating remyelination and/or hypomyelination; there was also regression of the onion bulbs. It is concluded that the possession of two copies of the peripheral myelin protein 22 gene within the duplicated region on chromosome 17p gives rise to a range of phenotypes and not solely to a CMT syndrome, and that the pattern of histological change in the peripheral nerves alters with advance of the disease.
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