However, the prevalence of seizures in LAMA2-related disorders remains controversial in the literature: previous studies have suggested that intellectual disability and/or seizures are rare (13), while Camelo, Salvati, and colleagues have reported marked clinical phenotypic heterogeneity, with seizure rates ranging from 19.2% to 74%—and even proposed that seizures may represent a core symptom of LAMA2-related diseases (9, 11). Here, LAMA2 is linked to Intellectual disability.