Table 1.

Thirteen measurement sessions carried out in 11 subjects, with follow-up (f) examinations in 2.

Subject number	AIS	Injury level	Time pass onset	FIM motor	WISCI	SCIM-III			Similarity index			Magnitude
						Self care	Mobility	Total	Mean upper SI	Mean lower SI	Mean upper and lower SI	Mean upper Mag	Mean lower Mag	Mean upper and lower Mag
1	A	T8	9 days	18	0	4	0	14	NT	0.00	NT	NT	0	NT
2	A	C8	19 days	16	0	6	2	25	NT	0.00	NT	NT	0	NT
3	D	C8	3 days	69	8	13	25	77	0.57	0.88	0.72	47	57	52
4	D	C6	4 days	24	8	12	18	70	0.84	0.94	0.89	48	137	93
5	D	C6	5 days	21	0	0	6	36	0.87	0.88	0.88	47	101	74
6	D	C6	10 days (B)	58	17	8	22	67	0.91	0.95	0.93	84	61	73
7	A	T9	4 months	52	0	14	15	59	NT	0.00	NT	NT	0	NT
8	A	C5	5 months	14	0	0	3	13	0.33	0.00	0.17	29	0	15
1f	A	T5	5 months	18	0	4	0	14	NT	0.00	NT	NT	0	NT
9	C	C4	48 days	22	17	6	19	56	0.46	0.89	0.68	24	44	34
10	D	C4	3 months	91	20	19	40	99	0.85	0.88	0.87	48	146	97
9f	D	C2	6 months	87	20	13	24	77	0.61	0.92	0.77	46	80	63
11	D	C2	14 months (B)	78	13	15	25	60	0.80	0.91	0.85	30	61	45

ASIA impairment scale (AIS) categories for those assessments performed early (1–6) and late (7–11) after injury. Four examinations did not test (NT) upper limbs. Two subjects were taking Baclofen (B) at the time of examination.