Research Article

A Novel PRRT2 Variant in Chinese Patients Suffering from Paroxysmal Kinesigenic Dyskinesia with Infantile Convulsion

Table 2

Statistical analysis and clinical correlations.

VariableTotal PRRT2-VE Correlation value

Age of onsetMean (SD)8 y (1.318)8.6 y (1.924)5 y (2.775)-0.36750.07958
Median6 y2 y5 y
Gender
Male (%)6 (46%)5 (50%)1 (33.3%)-0.41580.2656
Female7 (53.8%)5 (50%)2 (66.6%)0.680470.3504
Origin (Chinese) (%)13 (100%)10 (77%)3 (23%)-0.36750.07958
Family history of PKD (%)9 (69%)8 (61.5%)1 (7.7%)-0.3955630.0268
History of involuntary movement (%)7 (53.8%)5 (3.8%)2 (15.3%)-0.8542420.0131
Duration of attack(s)Mean Median15 s 20 s12.6 20 s23.3 s 35 s0.4273470.0225
Frequency of attacks
1-5 per day (%)5 (38.4%)5 (50%)0 (0%)
1-5 per week1 (07%)0 (0%)1 (33.3%)
1-5 per month5 (38.4%)4 (40%)1 (33.3%)-0.52220.12103

Statistical analysis indicates that the significant difference is between positive and negative PKD patients at 0.05 significant level and there is no correlation observed between different variant samples of positive and negative PKD patients.