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Table 1.

Clinical and demographical characteristics of patients

rTMS	Sex	Age	Level oflesion	AIS	Time since injury(months)	Etiology
Active	M	29	T12	D	8	Traumatic
Active^a	M	18	T1	D	6	Nontraumatic
Active	M	47	C6	D	8	Traumatic
Active	M	21	C5	D	9	Traumatic
Active	F	51	T7	D	12	Nontraumatic
Active	M	60	T7	D	3	Nontraumatic
Active^a	M	18	T5	D	11	Nontraumatic
Active^a	M	24	C6	D	5	Traumatic
Active	F	40	C4	D	8	Traumatic
Active	M	21	T2	D	12	Traumatic
Sham^a	M	18	T1	D	4	Nontraumatic
Sham	M	50	C4	D	5	Traumatic
Sham^a	M	18	T5	D	9	Nontraumatic
Sham	M	56	C6	D	10	Traumatic
Sham	M	34	T7	D	11	Nontraumatic
Sham	M	37	T3	D	12	Traumatic
Sham^a	M	24	C6	D	3	Traumatic
Sham	F	41	T2	D	5	Nontraumatic
Sham	M	54	T3	D	3	Nontraumatic
Sham	F	33	C5	D	6	Nontraumatic

Note: AIS = American Spinal Cord Injury Association Impairment Scale; C = cervical; F = female; M = male; rTMS = repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation; T = thoracic.

The 3 patients who received first sham stimulation and then received active stimulation after a washout of at least 3 weeks.