Characterizing Cerebral Imaging and Electroclinical Features of Five Pseudohypoparathyroidism Cases Presenting with Epileptic Seizures
Table 2
Summary of clinical presentations and blood examination.
Case
Sex
Age (year; current/onset)
Seizure type
Seizure frequency and drug treatment
Ca (mmol/L)
P (mmol/L)
PTH (pmol/L)
1
Female
42/33
Secondary
A total of 9 times in 3 years.
1.75
1.09
13.38
2
Male
11/1
Secondary
Y1-3, frequent with unknown exact frequency; Y3-11, a total of 3 times. After Y11, every day ➔ took LEV with a poor effect ➔ took OXC with a good effect, once a year.
1.65
2.72
41.13
3
Male
20/12
Secondary
Y12-15, every day ➔ took VPA with a good effect, no seizures for 2 years ➔ Y15, drug withdrawal; Y18, relapse and took VPA and no seizures till admission.
1.5
1.92
33.74
4
Male
14/11
Secondary
Y11, 2 or 3 times a year ➔ took VPA, and remission, once a year.
1.97
2.94
17.7
5
Female
14/6
Secondary
Y8, every day ➔ took VPA + CBA, seizure free for 2 years, and stop drugs; Y10, relapse and experiencing seizure every day➔ took TPM, and then remission, experiencing seizure twice till on admission.
