Table 1.

Demographic and Clinical Information of the Traumatic SCI Patients

ID	Sex	Age, years	AIS grade	Neurologic injury level	Years since injury	GRASSP	UEMS	UELT	UEPP	SCIM
1	Male	29	A	C4	1.0	21	14	15	13	22
2	Female	40	A	C4	7.0	43	6	26	12	19
3	Male	25	A	C7	0.8	125	35	28	27	47
4	Male	34	A	C4	2.6	98	22	21	18	30
5	Male	66	A	C6	23.9	132	38	20	18	62
6	Male	68	A	C7	1.0	NT	50	28	28	NT
7	Female	39	B	C5	25.0	125	30	28	25	28
8	Male	50	B	C7	25.1	188	46	30	26	63
9	Male	53	B	C5	1.5	14	11	20	20	0
10	Female	32	C	C6	1.2	92	26	27	24	23
11	Male	70	C	C2	0.7	71	20	20	16	19
12	Male	31	C	C7	11.3	NT	50	28	26	57
13	Male	45	C	C4	20.6	80	22	24	15	27
14	Male	69	D	C7	0.2	206	49	26	25	87
15	Male	60	D	C3	0.3	NT	36	20	20	67
16	Female	63	D	C6	0.3	172	41	32	29	70
17	Male	67	D	C7	12.6	183	41	31	32	99
18	Male	56	D	C2	5.6	151	38	24	14	40
19	Male	43	D	C2	13.1	225	47	23	23	74
20	Male	27	D	C7	4.7	189	46	30	32	75
21	Male	33	D	C8	3.0	232	50	31	32	89
22	Male	51	D	C1	4.3	130	39	20	16	100
23	Male	48	D	C4	1.8	232	50	32	32	100
24	Male	50	D	C3	7.6	136	38	10	10	97
25	Male	44	D	C6	12.2	NT	50	27	28	100
26	Male	41	D	C8	3.3	NT	48	18	17	100
27	Male	52	D	C8	15.1	NT	50	28	28	90
28	Male	43	D	C6	4.6	NT	45	26	25	92
29	Male	44	D	C4	1.2	NT	50	28	28	NT

SCI, spinal cord injury; American Spinal Injury Association Impairment Scale, GRASSP, Graded Redefined Assessment of Strength, Sensibility and Prehension (maximum, 232 points); UEMS, Upper Extremity Motor Score (maximum, 50 points); UELT, Upper Extremity Light-Touch (maximum, 32 points); SCIM, Spinal Cord Independence Measure (maximum, 100 points).