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Arch Dis Child 90:1293-1296 doi:10.1136/adc.2005.075069
  • Acute paediatrics

Epidemiology of pyridoxine dependent seizures in the Netherlands

Table 1

 Characteristics of definite, probable, and possible pyridoxine dependent patients

Patient* Birth year Definite Probable Possible Gender Intrauterine seizures Age at 1st seizure Age at 1st pyridoxine Initial dose (mg) Age at trial Maintenance dose (mg/day) Development Other major diagnoses or complications
*Patient number of sibling in parentheses.
PPHN, persistent pulmonary hypertension of the newborn.
1 (5) 1991 X F No 2 days 9 days 150 50 Delayed initially but currently normal
2 1992 X ? No 4 days 6 months 100 1.7 years 100 Delayed; attends special school
3 (7) 1992 X F No <1 day 2 months 25 2 months 60 Normal
4 (6) 1992 X ? No 8 days 2 months 100 2 months 100 Mildly affected motor skills
5 (1) 1993 X F No 2 days 2 days 50 50 Psychomotor delay; attends special school PPHN, birth asphyxia
6 (4) 1994 X F ? ? ? ? 100 Normal
7 (3) 1995 X M No 8 days 8 days 60 60 Lost to follow up
8 1998 X M No <1 day 3 days 50 50 Delayed Hydrocephalus, cerebral palsy
9 2001 X ? No 3 days 8 months 50 8 months 50 Psychomotor delay; poor language skills
10 2003 X F Yes <1 day 2 days 50 2 days 50 Psychomotor delay
11 2003 X M No 1 day 2 weeks ? 100 Normal

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