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Table 1 Clinical and biochemical features of atypical lipodystrophy patients with CAV1 mutations

From: Heterozygous CAV1 frameshift mutations (MIM 601047) in patients with atypical partial lipodystrophy and hypertriglyceridemia

Attribute

Patient A

Patient B

Patient C

Ancestry

Northern Europe

Northern Europe

Northern Europe

CAV1 mutation name

I134fsdelA-X137

I134fsdelA-X137

-88delC

age at assessment (years)

28

55

35

sex

female

male

male

lipodystrophy onset

birth

birth

adulthood

BMI (kg/m2)

25.0

24.5

25.6

waist circumference (cm)

86

88

92

Subcutaneous fat changes:

   

   face

decrease

decrease

increase

   arms

decrease

decrease

decrease

   gluteal region

increase

increase

decrease

   thighs

increase

increase

decrease

   calves

increase

increase

decrease

   visceral

increase

increase

increase

age of diabetes onset (years)

none

30

33

hypertension and age of onset

none

none

33

hyperlipoproteinemia

type 5

type 4

type 5

pancreatitis

recurrent

no

recurrent

highest historical plasma triglyceride

20.4 mmol/L

80 mmol/L

16.5 mmol/L

acanthosis nigricans

present

absent

present

congenital cataracts

bilateral

bilateral

absent

atypical retinitis pigmentosa

bilateral

bilateral

absent

tinnitus

moderate

absent

absent

nystagmus

severe

absent

absent

spastic ataxia

severe

mild

absent

dysdiadochokinesia

severe

mild

absent

muscle power in lower limbs

diminished (4/5)

normal

normal

sensory glove/stocking neuropathy

severe

mild

absent

Babinski sign

bilateral

absent

absent

finger past-pointing

severe

absent

absent

other comments

wheel-chair bound since age 20; similarly affected paternal aunt (deceased)

Patient A's father; legally blind

requires 120 U of insulin daily