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. 2015 Jul 9;9:385. doi: 10.3389/fnhum.2015.00385

Table 2.

Participant demographics.

Participant Group Age Duration of Sx (Years) Gender Side of FHD Handedness Medication use Clinical pattern
1 CTL-SMR 46 9 M R R N First and second digit
2 SMR-CTL 60 9 M R R Y First digit extension and adduction
3 SMR-CTL 50 3 M L L Y grip, wrist extensor spasms during writing/typing
4 CTL-SMR 53 25 M R R Y Muscle weakness, writing/typing affected
5 SMR-CTL 51 4 M R R Y First and second digit flexion, radial forearm and triceps weakness
6 SMR-CTL 55 15 F R R Y First digit adduction, second digit flexion
7 CTL-SMR 40 5 F L L N Second and third digit flexion and extension
8 CTL-SMR 38 3 M R L N Fifth digit MCP and DIP extension
9 SMR-CTL 25 8 F L L Y Fourth digit, overall pain

M, male; F, female; R, right; L, left; N, no; Y, yes; y, years; Sx, symptoms; FHD, focal hand dystonia; MCP, Metacarpophalangeal; DIP, Distal Interphalangeal; CTL, control; SMR, sensorimotor retraining.