Table 3.
Movement Indices (MI) According to Type and Topography in Women and Men
| Movement | Women | Men | P-value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Codified and non-codified | 10(5–13) | 11.5(9–17.5) | .044* |
| Codified | 3(2–6) | 5(3–8.5) | .039* |
| Non-codified | 6(3–8) | 7(5.5–8.5) | .18 |
| Elementary | 1(0–2) | 1(0–2) | 0.56 |
| Myocloniform | 0(0–0) | 0(0–0) | .50 |
| Non-myocloniform | 0(0–1) | 1(0–1) | .50 |
| Complex | 5(3–6) | 6(4–7) | .13 |
| Myocloniform | 1(0–1) | 1(0–1) | .92 |
| Non-myocloniform | 4(2–5) | 5(3–6.5) | .12 |
| Focal | 0(0–0) | 0(0–1) | .22 |
| Segmental | 0(0–1) | 0(0–0) | .082 |
| Multifocal | 1(0–1) | 1.5(1–3) | .072 |
| Generalized | 3(2–5) | 4(3–5) | .14 |
Values are presented as the median and interquartile range (IQR). The latter are presented by type (elementary and complex), subtype (myocloniform and non-myocloniform), and topography of the entire motor sequence (focal, segmental, multifocal, and generalized). Significant p-value after post hoc Bonferroni correction are presented; italics* represent significant difference (p < .05). * means p-value < .05, ** means < .01 and *** means < .001.