. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 May 1.

Published in final edited form as: J Child Neurol. 2014 Jan 5;29(5):623–632. doi: 10.1177/0883073813512523

Table 1.

Participants' demographics.

Subject	Group	Gender	Age (years)	Dominant side	Etiology	MACS	BFM scores	Affected joints^**
1	Dystonia	M	8.1	Left	Left MCA stroke	II	D: 2 ND: 9	Shoulder Elbow Wrist Fingers
2	Dystonia^*	F	11.2	Left	Left MCA stroke	I	D: 1 ND: 12	Wrist Fingers
3	Dystonia^*	M	13.6	Left	Left MCA stroke	II	D: 3 ND: 16	Elbow Wrist Fingers
4	Dystonia	F	16.8	Left	Left MCA/ ACA stroke	I	D: 1 ND: 6	Wrist
5	Dystonia^*	M	17.1	Left	Left MCA stroke	III	D: 1 ND: 16	Shoulder Elbow Wrist Fingers
7	Dystonia^*	M	19.1	Left	Left MCA stroke	II	D: 2 ND: 12	Shoulder Elbow Wrist Fingers
8	Dystonia^*	M	19.3	Left	Left MCA stroke	II	D: 1 ND: 16	Elbow Wrist Fingers
N/A	Control	8F, 1M	17 ±5	8 Right	N/A	N/A	D: 1±0.6 ND: 1±0.7	N/A

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= associated spasticity; M= Male; F= Female; MCA= Middle cerebral artery; ACA= Anterior cerebral artery; MACS= The manual ability classification system;

^**

=presence of dystonia; BFM= Burke-Fahn-Marsden Dystonia scale; D= Dominant side; ND= Non-dominant side; N/A= Not Applicable