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. 2017 May 12;15:789–800. doi: 10.1016/j.nicl.2017.05.005

Table 2.

Descriptive statistics of neuropsychological performance of subjects with dyskinetic cerebral palsy and age and sex matched healthy controls.

n Score CP group
Control group
Differences
Range Mean (SD) or Median (IQR) Range Mean (SD) or Median (IQR)
IQ Intelligence quotient 33 Raw 12–36 29 (12) 29–36 35 (2)  < 0.001; U = 217
IQ 33–127 94 (41) 95–128 113 (7)  < 0.001; U = 257
EF Attentional control 31a Raw 244–316 283.60 (12) 266–312 283.84 (14) NS. U = 462.50
Cognitive flexibility†,+ 31a Raw 4–35 8 (7) 2–23 7 (5) NS. U = − 401
z − 2.70–3  0.30 (1.30) − 2.10–3  0.30 (1.10) NS. U = 451.50
Goal setting 30a Raw 3–12 7.93 (2.35) 6–12 9.40 (1.57) 0.006 t = 2.85
z − 2.52–1.91 0.02 (1.11) − 1.04–1.91 0.70 (0.76) 0.007 t = − 2.79
Information processing 26b Raw 4–51 28.42 (12.60) 11–68 40.04 (13.65) 0.002 t = 3.19

CP: cerebral palsy; EF: executive function; IQ: intelligence quotient; IQR: interquartile range; NS: no significant; SD: standard deviation. Reasons for missing data: aAnarthria accompanied by very severe motor impairments that preclude to use an appropriate response system for the test used; bAnarthria or severe dysarthria.

Bonferroni correction for multiple-comparison was applied and significance is at level set of 0.006.

Data in one or both groups is not normally distributed, thus, non-parametric test is applied and median (IQR) is indicated in italic.

+Higher scores indicate worse performance.