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. 2019 Jul-Aug;12(4):858–867. doi: 10.1016/j.brs.2019.02.011

Table 1.

Patient details and motor tasks that have been tested. Patients in Oxford (Ox**) were recorded post-operatively during temporary lead externalisation and different motor tasks that have been tested. Patients in Cologne (Cl**) were recorded inside the theatre during the surgery.

ID Age Gender Recorded hemisphere Recording electrode Pre-defined movements Cross Task Validation
Ox 1 35 M Left ViM 3389; Medtronic Cued Gripping Force (right hand only)
Ox 2 54 F Bilateral ViM 3387; Medtronic Cued Joystick Movement (both hands separately)
Ox 3 62 F Left ViM 3387; Medtronic Cued button pressing (right hand only) Drawing (right hand only)
Ox 4 26 M Bilateral ViM 3387; Medtronic Self-paced continuous finger tapping (both hands) Drawing (both hands separately)
Ox 5 37 F Left ViM 3387; Medtronic Self-paced continuous flexion/extension of right wrist Drawing (right hand only)
Ox 6 65 F Bilateral ViM 6180;
St. Jude Directional
Cued Gripping Force (both hands separately) Self-paced reach and grasp + Self-paced pegboard movement (right hand only)
Ox 7 74 M Bilateral ViM 3389; Medtronic Cued Gripping Force + Self- paced continuous tapping (both hands separately) Drawing + Self-paced pegboard movement (right hand only)
Cl 1 64 M Right VLp micro-macroelectrode
(LFPs recorded from the macro contacts were used for analysis)
Keep arm rest for 30–60 s and then elevate and hold their forearm at an angle of ∼30° and to spread their fingers for 30–60 s
Cl 2 52 M Right VLp
Cl 3 75 F Left VLp
Cl 4 71 F Left VLp
Cl 5 73 F Bilateral VLp
Cl 6 67 F Bilateral VLp
Cl 7 69 F Bilateral VLp
Cl 8 62 M Left VLp
Cl 9 72 M Bilateral VLp