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Table 1 Electrophysiological features of patients with mutations in HADHB gene

From: A compound heterozygous mutation in HADHB gene causes an axonal Charcot-Marie-tooth disease

Patients

II-1

II-2

 

Normal value

Age at exam (years)

37

32

34

 

Median nerve

    

TL (ms)

4.2

4.1

4.1

< 3.9

CMAP (mV)

7.2

2.2

3.6

> 6.0

MNCV (m/s)

44.9

40.6

41.9

> 50.5

F-wave (ms)

36.8

55.0

38.8

< 28.0

Ulnar nerve

    

TL (ms)

3.5

4.0

4.0

< 3.0

CMAP (mV)

5.7

5.2

5.8

> 8.0

MNCV (m/s)

40.4

43.1

43.9

> 51.1

F-wave (ms)

33.2

36.8

34.4

< 29.0

Peroneal nerve

    

TL (ms)

A

A

A

< 5.3

CMAP (mV)

A

A

A

> 1.6

MNCV (m/s)

A

A

A

> 41.2

F-wave (ms)

A

A

A

< 49.0

Tibial nerve

    

TL (ms)

3.9

A

A

< 5.4

CMAP (mV)

0.2

A

A

> 6.0

MNCV (m/s)

34.0

A

A

> 41.1

F-wave (ms)

63.0

A

A

< 52.1

Median sensory nerve

    

SNAP (ÎĽV)

A

A

A

> 8.8

SNCV (m/s)

A

A

A

> 39.3

Ulnar sensory nerve

    

SNAP (ÎĽV)

A

A

A

> 7.9

SNCV (m/s)

A

A

A

> 37.5

Sural nerve

    

SNAP (ÎĽV)

A

A

A

> 6.0

SNCV (m/s)

A

A

A

> 32.1

  1. Bold character indicates abnormal values. A, absent potentials; TL, terminal latency; CMAP, compound muscle action potential; MNCV, motor nerve conduction velocity; SNAP, sensory nerve action potential; SNCV, sensory nerve conduction velocity; NP, no potential.