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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Clin Neurophysiol. 2014 Nov 15;126(8):1589–1598. doi: 10.1016/j.clinph.2014.11.002

Table 1.

Characteristics of individuals with unilateral dystonia due to childhood stroke

Subject Age (yrs) Age at injury Etiology Dom Side MACS BFM arm score Task completiona
LA MA D/LA ND/MA
1 8.1 prenatal MCA stroke (L) L II 2 9 unable to complete unable to complete
2 11.2 birth MCA stroke (L) L I 1 12 unable to complete unable to complete
3 13.6 prenatal MCA stroke (L) L II 2 16 unable to rest Rest > Task EMG
4 16.8 prenatal ACA/MCA stroke (L) L I 1 6 analyzed analyzed
5 17.1 birth MCA stroke (L) L III 1 16 analyzed analyzed
6 19.0 birth Internal carotid artery stroke (L>R) L II 0 16 analyzed analyzed
7 19.1 prenatal MCA stroke (L) L II 2 12 analyzed Rest > Task EMG
8 19.3 prenatal MCA stroke (L) L II 1 16 analyzed analyzed
9 20.2 4 years MCA stroke (R) R II 1 16 analyzed analyzed
10 23.5 10 months bilateral frontal contusion, bilateral ACA/MCA stroke L II 1 16 unable to rest unable to rest
11 24.9 birth Basilar artery stroke (R>L) R I 1 9 analyzed analyzed
9 HV 9.0 – 24.0 N/A N/A 1L N/A N/A N/A 9 analyzed 8 analyzed
a

Task completion refers to the general outcome of the experiment. Only a subset of patients (indicated by bold font) who could complete the task was included in the analysis. Other patients were unable to rest or complete the task.

MACS = Manual Ability Classification System, BFM = Burke-Fahn-Marsden dystonia rating scale, LA = Less affected, MA = More affected, D = Dominant, ND = Non-dominant, MCA = Middle cerebral artery, ACA = Anterior cerebral artery, R = Right, L = Left, EMG = Electromyogram, HV = Healthy volunteers