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. 2022 Sep 27;13:998922. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2022.998922

Table 3.

Clinical characteristics of the whole group of patients. The chi-square was used for comparisons between groups.

Clinical factors Psych group
(n = 59)
No psych group
(n = 140)
Comparison psych and no psych group
Intellectual disability
Yes (IQ ≤ 70) 38 (64.4%) 79 (56.4%) χ 2(2) = 1.09, p = 0.30
No 21 (35.6%) 61 (43.6%)
DS severity
Mild 17 (28.8%) 65 (46.4%) χ 2(2) = 6.37, p < 0.001
Moderate 23 (39.0%) 34 (24.3%)
Severe 19 (32.2%) 41 (29.3%)
CP subtype
Quadriplegia 34 (57.6%) 79 (56.4%) χ 2(2) = 0.751, p = 0.69
Diplegia 18 (30.5%) 38 (27.1%)
Hemiplegia 7 (11.9%) 23 (16.4%)
GMFCS-E&R
I 1 (1.7%) 16 (11.4%) χ 2(2) = 5.77, p < 0.05
II–III 27 (45.8%) 66 (47.1%)
IV–V 31 (52.5%) 58 (41.4%)
MACS
I 9 (15.3%) 44 (31.4%) χ 2(2) = 5.75, p = 0.5
II–III 32 (54.2%) 58 (41.4%)
IV–V 18 (30.5%) 38 (27.1%)
CMFCS
I 27 (45.8%) 64 (45.7%) χ 2(2) = 0.08, p = 0.9
II–III 18 (30.5%) 45 (32.1%)
IV–V 14 (23.7%) 31 (22.1%)

Data are reported as frequency and related percentages. DS, disability score; GMFCS-E&R, Gross Motor Functioning Classification Scale Expanded & Revised; MACS, Manual Ability Classification Scale; CFCS, Communication Functioning Classification Scale. Bold values are significant, p < 0.05.