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. 2008 Nov;1(3):193–206. doi: 10.1177/1756285608098422

Figure 2.

Figure 2.

Case report: Follow-up of parameters of motor function upon high-dose erythropoietin (EPO) treatment in a right-handed multiple sclerosis (MS) patient with pareses of both upper extremities. (a) motor strength/endurance of the left (nondominant, more severely affected) hand, presented as number of maximum expander grips for every test timepoint; (b) fine motor performance of the left hand, presented as number of threaded pearls over 2 min for every test timepoint. Improvement of the right hand in both tests was similar. Light columns on the left (—14 to 0 weeks) show performance during lead-in/baseline period. Dark columns (1 to 24 weeks) show performance during active-treatment phase. Light columns (25 to 44 weeks) show performance during EPO-free follow-up.