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Von Gierke
(GSD-I)
Gene(s): G6PC, SLC37A4
Inheritance Pattern: AR
Feature(s):
most common GSD
doll-like facies
glycogen accumulation in the liver and kidneys
severe fasting hypoglycemia
hyperlipidemia
lactic acidosis
hepatomegaly
Treatment(s):
high-protein, low-fat diet
uncooked starch
high-carbohydrate meals
Pompe disease
(GSD-II)
Gene(s): GAA
Inheritance Pattern: AR
Feature(s):
cardiomyopathy
skeletal muscle weakness
death by 20s in infantile/childhood forms
Treatment(s):
ERT
McArdle disease
(GSD-5)
Gene(s): PYGM
Inheritance Pattern: AR
Feature(s):
exercise intolerance
muscle cramps, weakness, and fatigue
diagnosis is often delayed due to clinical heterogeneity and difficulty recognizing certain diagnostic phenomena
Treatment(s):
aerobic training
high carbohydrate diet (especially before exercise)
Zellweger syndrome
(peroxisomal disorder)
Gene(s): PEX (especially PEX1)
Inheritance Pattern: AR
Feature(s):
death by 1-2
craniofacial dysmorphisms: high forehead, large anterior fontanelle, ear deformities, epicanthal folds
developmental delay
seizures and/or structural brain abnormalities
retinitis pigmentosa, corneal clouding, cataracts, glaucoma
hepatomegaly
chondrodysplasia punctata
Treatment(s):
no cure (symptomatic-based/surveillance treatments)
X-linked adrenoleukodystrophy
(peroxisomal disorder)
Gene(s): ABCD1
Inheritance Pattern: X-linked
Feature(s):
~65-80% of females can develop symptoms (slower disease progression, adrenal insufficiency is rare)
childhood cerebral ALD: presents at ~7 years; behavioral changes (aggressive or disinhibited behavior); progressive neurologic dysfunction; adrenal insufficiency
adreno-myelo-neuropathy: onset is typically in adulthood; sexual dysfunction
Treatment(s):
Skysona (gene therapy)
adrenal hormonal replacement