Alawi A Al-Attas, Abdulrahman Y Aldayel, Alaa M Eskandrani, Nabil Biary
Journal: Neurosciences (Riyadh, Saudi Arabia) 2022;27(4):275-278
PMID: 36252966
Epilepsy, one of the most prevalent chronic neurological diseases, can cause severe morbidity as well as mortality. A mutation of the gene results in a rare genetic disease that causes epilepsy as its core presentation. Both neurological and non-neurological manifestations have been reported in patients with gene mutation. We are reporting a gene variant referred to as c.2369C>T (p. Pro790Leu), which encodes the subunit of alpha of calcium-sensitive potassium channels, which causes epilepsy but not dyskinesia in a young Saudi female who is the daughter of consanguineous parents. Our case shows that calcium-sensitive potassium channels can cause an isolated generalized epilepsy as reported previously in a single case. Moreover, this case aids in delineating the clinical and structural picture and the treatment of the gene mutation in patients.
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