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. 2023 May 11;14:1180353. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2023.1180353

Table 4.

Preclinical grip strength and fine motor evaluation.

References Years Method Severity Type Injury Test Parameters examined Sample Pre < 72h 1–3 wks 1–2mo 3–5mo 6–11mo 12–24mo
Evans et al. (98) 2014 CCI-CS Mild Diffuse Grip strength meter Average
10 trials
T9; C8 - + - -
Namdar et al. (93) 2020 WD Mild Diffuse Grip strength meter 5 trials,
average best 3
T:10; C:8 - -
Evans et al. (97) 2015 CCI-CS Mild Diffuse Grip strength meter Average
10 trials
T:12; C:11 - - -
Tabet et al. (99) 2022 CCI-CS Rep-Mild 3 × TBI
24 hrs
Grip strength meter Average 3 trials relative to weight T:11; C:11 -
Dhillon et al. (100) 2020 CCI-CS Rep-Mild 2xTBI (L+R)
5 × weekly
Grip strength meter 1 trial T:10; C:8 +
Rana et al. (32) 2020 WD Moderate Diffuse Grip strength meter 1 trial T:7; C:5 + +
Pruitt et al. (33) 2014 CCI Moderate Focal
(motor cortex)
Isometric pull task Maximal Force T:15; C:11 - + +
% Successful Trials - + +
Time to 120 g threshold - + -
Speed force generation - + +
Total Trials - + -
Pruitt et al. (97) 2017 CCI Moderate Focal (motor cortex) Isometric pull task Maximal Force T:6; C: 6 - + +
% Successful Trials + +
Adkins et la. (34) 2015 CCI Mod-Sev Focal Pellet reaching Test % successful T:41; C:31 - +++ +++ +++
Schönfeld et al. (94) 2017 CCI Severe Focal Montoya staircase test Pellets eaten T:8; C:7 - +++ ++

+p < 0.05; ++p < 0.01; +++p < 0.001; -, not significant; Gray, not evaluated. T, TBI; C, control/Sham; CCI, control cortical impact; CCI-CS, control cortical impact-closed skull; WD, weight drop injury.