Table 2

Psychometric evaluation before and after BMT. A comparison of pre-BMT and most recent results of the psychometric evaluation of 10 children with MPS-I

Patient NoPre-BMT resultsMost recent resultsDiscrepancy in SD
Age (years)TestGQSD2-150 Age (years)TestGQ/IQSD2-150
12-151 0.7GMDS77  (68)−1.5  (−2.1)15.7BAS77  (70)−1.5  (−2.0)< ±1.0  (< ±1.0)
21.2GMDS76  (67)−1.6  (−2.2)15.5BAS122  (115)+1.5  (+1.0)+3.7  (+3.2)
32-151 1.9GMDS82  (72)−1.0  (−1.8)16.2WISC<50> 3.30>−2.3  (−1.5)
42.0GMDS70  (63)−2.0  (−2.6)11.1BAS82  (75)−1.2  (−1.6)< ±1.0  (< ±1.0)
51.0GMDS118  (107)+1.2  (+0.5)13.5WISC68−2.1−3.3  (−2.6)
62-152 2.2GMDS74  (63)−1.8  (−2.5)13.8GMDS16  (1)−5.6  (−6.6)−3.8  (−4.1)
72-151 2.8GMDS48  (36)−3.5  (−4.2)5.2GMDS48  (35)−3.5  (−4.3)< ±1.0  (< ±1.0)
82-151 0.4GMDS79  (67)−1.4  (−2.2)8.4BAS88  (81)−0.8  (−1.3)< ±1.0  (< ±1.0)
91.7GMDS67  (55)−2.2  (−3.0)8.3BAS<62  (<55)> −2.5  (−3.0)< ±1.0  (< ±1.0)
100.8GMDS89  (76)−0.8  (−1.6)5.7GMDS65  (50)−2.4  (−3.4)−1.6  (−1.8)
  • 2-150 SD from mean, that is from GQ/IQ = 100. Corrected GQ/IQ is given in parentheses. Discrepancies between pre-BMT GQ and most recent GQ/IQ are given. The pre-BMT ages refer to age at testing, not at BMT.

  • 2-151 These four children underwent BMT twice. The age at testing pre-BMT is the age before second BMT.

  • 2-152 GMDS was used in this 13.8 year old child post-BMT, although the GMDS is only standardised for children up to the age of 8.