Inter- and Intrafamilial Clinical Variability of Fucosidosis in Cuba in the Face of Q422x Causative Mutation
Keywords:
fucosidosis, angiokeratoma, Q422X mutation.Abstract
Introduction: Fucosidosis is a rare lysosomal storage disease caused by mutations in the α-L-fucosidase gene; of these, Q422X has been found in several populations. In Cuba, patients have only been reported in Holguín province. Objective: To correlate clinical behavior with the causal mutation. Methods: A study was carried out in all families with patients diagnosed at the Provincial Center for Medical Genetics in Holguín, from 1985 to 2023. The variables studied were the presence of angiokeratoma, age of death, clinical type and causal mutation. Results: Nineteen patients were diagnosed as homozygous for Q422X mutation belonging to 13 families. 79.8% of those affected presented angiokeratoma. 43.8% died before the age of ten, 50% during the second decade of life, and only one patient after the age of 20. 42.2% had an intermediate clinical course. The age of death did not show statistically significant relationship with the presence of angiokeratoma, so the clinical types of the disease could not be precisely delimited based on these variables. Conclusions: Despite being caused solely by the Q422X mutation, fucosidosis in Holguín has behaved as a continuous clinical spectrum, with inter- and intrafamilial variability; therefore, both genetic and non-genetic factors have intervened in its phenotypic heterogeneity.Downloads
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