Table 5.

Summary of studies on deficits during goal-directed movements with the ipsilesional hand. LBD: left brain damage; RBD: right brain damage.

Reference	Task	Result in patients
Hermsdörferet al [48]	Grasping	LBD: acceleration deficits
		RBD: adjustment deficits
Hermsdörfer et al [49]	Grasping and placing	LBD: slowed movement, awkward hand rotation
		RBD: prolonged reaction time, slowed movement, hand placement errors
Schaeferet al [50]	Shoulder or elbow aiming	LBD: reduced acceleration amplitude
		RBD: reduced acceleration duration
Tretriluxana et al [51]	Grasping	LBD: deficient scaling of grasp preshaping
		RBD: weak transport-grasp coordination
Schaeferet al [52]	Shoulder or elbow aiming	LBD: impaired multijoint coordination
		RBD: decreased final accuracy
Schaefer et al [53]	Visuomotor adaptation	LBD: initial direction adaptation impaired
		RBD: final adjustment impaired
Haaland et al [54]	Elbow aiming movements	LBD + paresis: reduced amplitude modulation
Mutha et al [55]	Visuomotor adaptation	LBD + apraxia: impaired
Mutha et al [56]	Visuomotor adaptation	LBD parietal damage: impaired