Table 1.

Clinical data of all spinal cord injury patients in whom peripheral nerve excitability testing was attempted

					Nerve Excitability Testing
					MN		CPN
SCI Patient No.	Age, yr/Sex	Motor Level	ASIA Classification	Time from Injury to Test, days	Left	Right	Left	Right
1	70/F	C3	D	84	Y	Inexcitable	*X	*X
2	20/M	C4	A	172	Y	Inexcitable	Inexcitable	Inexcitable
3	30/M	C4	A	47	Y	Y	Inexcitable	Inexcitable
4	84/M	C4	C	61	Y	Y	*X	*X
5	59/M	C4	C	21	Y	Y	Y	Y
6	46/M	C4	D	7	Y	Y	*X	*X
7	57/M	C4	D	75	*X	*X	Y	Y
8	19/M	C5	C	28	Y	Y	Y	Y
9	56/M	C5	C	138	Y	*X	*X	*X
10	65/M	C5	D	65	Y	Y	*X	*X
11	32/M	C6	D	28	Y	Y	*X	*X
12	26/M	C7	B	61	Y	Y	Y	Y
13	62/M	C7	D	13	Y	Inexcitable	Y	Y
14	32/M	T1	A	3	Inexcitable	Inexcitable	Y	Y
15	57/F	T1	C	165	Y	Y	Y	Y
16	25/M	T4	A	123	Y	Y	Inexcitable	Inexcitable
17	24/M	T6	A	102	Y	Y	Inexcitable	Inexcitable
18	24/M	T9	A	121	Y	Y	Y	Y
19	70/M	T11	A	180	Y	Y	Inexcitable	Inexcitable
20	37/F	T11	B	92	Y	Y	Inexcitable	Inexcitable
21	72/F	T11	C	140	Y	Y	Y	Inexcitable
22	26/F	L1	C	94	Y	Y	Inexcitable	Y

SCI, spinal cord injury; ASIA, American Spinal Injury Association; MN, median nerve; CPN, common peroneal nerve; F, female; M, male;

^*X, unable to test because of wrist/knee flexion contractures/spasticity or fracture.