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. 2019 Jan 29;31(1):82–87. doi: 10.1589/jpts.31.82

Table 2. Comparison of adjusted means of outcome measures between task-oriented training and conventional exercise program groups at each assessment time point.

Outcome 2 weeks after training 4 weeks after training


TOT
(n=14)
CEP
(n=14)
Differences 95% CI TOT
(n=14)
CEP
(n=14)
Differences 95% CI
WMFT-time (s)
Maximum scores-120 s 31.91 46.07 −14.16** −21.44 to −6.88 23.10 41.53 −18.43** −27.35 to −9.51
WMFT-FAS
Maximum scores-05 2.39 1.93 0.46** 0.28 to 0.64 2.76 2.08 0.67** 0.45 to 0.91
WMFT-weight lifted (lb.) 1.46 1.04 0.41 −0.20 to 1.03 1.95 1.48 0.48 −0.09 to 1.05
WMFT-grip strength (kg) 4.19 2.59 1.60* 0.43 to 2.78 4.84 2.80 2.04* 0.30 to 3.78
FMA-UE
Maximum scores-66 42.79 37.43 5.36* 2.13 to 8.59 48.40 41.95 6.45* 2.39 to 10.51
SIS-hand function
Maximum scores-25 10.69 7.81 2.88** 1.66 to 4.11 12.65 9.00 3.65* 1.67 to 5.62

Negative score means better improvement in WMFT-time(s). CEP: Conventional exercise program; CI: confidence interval; FAS: Functional ability scale; FMA: Fugl-Meyer assessment; s: seconds; SIS: Stroke Impact Scale; TOT: Task-oriented training; UE: Upper extremity. All p-values were calculated through ANCOVA. Statistically significant difference between 2 groups was defined as p<0.05. *p<0.050, **p<0.001.