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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Jan 20.
Published in final edited form as: IEEE Trans Neural Syst Rehabil Eng. 2015 Jul 20;24(5):582–590. doi: 10.1109/TNSRE.2015.2458293

Table I.

Characteristics of 11 individuals in the DYS group and a summary of the TD group. A subset of 5 individuals in the DYS group was unable to lift the rod after reaching to grasp with the non-dominant hand.

Subject Number Age (years) Sex Dom side Etiology BFM score Dom/Non-Dom MACS level Can lift with Non-Dom hand?
DYS 1 8.1 Male Left Left MCA stroke 2/9 II Yes
DYS 2 a 11.2 Female Left Left MCA stroke 1/12 I No
DYS 3 a 13.6 Male Left Left MCA stroke 2/16 II No
DYS 4 16.8 Female Left Left MCA/ACA stroke 1/6 I Yes
DYS 5 a 17.1 Male Left Left MCA stroke 1/16 III Yes
DYS 6 18.8 Female Left Internal carotid artery stroke 0/16 II Yes
DYS 7 a 19.1 Male Left Left MCA stroke 2/12 II Yes
DYS 8 a 19.3 Male Left Left MCA stroke 1/16 II No
DYS 9 a 20.2 Male Right Right MCA stroke 1/16 II No
DYS 10 a 23.5 Male Left Traumatic brain injury 1/16 II No
DYS 11a 24.9 Male Right Basilar artery stroke 1/9 I Yes
TD (n=9) 16.6±4.9 8F, 1M 8 R, 1L - 1±1/1±1 - Yes
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Participants with concurrent spasticity in the non-dominant arm (shoulder, elbow, wrist, or fingers)

DYS = Dystonia; TD = typically developing; Dom = Dominant; Non-Dom = Non-Dominant; BFM = Burke-Fahn-Marsden arm score; MACS = manual ability classification system; MCA = Middle cerebral artery, ACA = Anterior cerebral artery