Table 1.
Summary of commonly reported outcomes by disease in which the outcome was investigated.
| Disease and motor function outcome category | Motor function outcome | |
| Acquired brain injury | ||
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Gross motor impairment or performance and upper body | |
| Alzheimer disease | ||
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Fine motor impairment or performance and continuous motion |
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| Depressive tendencies | ||
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Fine motor impairment or performance and discrete motion | |
| Healthy participants | ||
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Bradykinesia | |
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Dyskinesia |
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Fine motor impairment or performance and continuous motion | |
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Fine motor impairment or performance and discrete motion | |
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Gait | |
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Gross motor impairment or performance and lower body |
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Gross motor impairment or performance and whole body |
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Motor symptom severity |
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Postural stability |
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| Huntington disease | ||
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Cognitive impairment |
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Dyskinesia | |
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Fine motor impairment or performance, discrete motion |
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Gait |
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| Mild cognitive impairment | ||
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Fine motor impairment or performance and continuous motion |
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| Multiple sclerosis | ||
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Fine motor impairment or performance and discrete motion |
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Gait |
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| Neurological disordersa | ||
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Fine motor impairment or performance and continuous motion |
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| Neuromuscular disordersb | ||
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Gait |
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| Parkinson disease | ||
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Bradykinesia | |
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Cognitive impairment |
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Dyskinesia | |
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Fine motor impairment or performance and discrete motion | |
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Gait | |
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Gross motor impairment or performance and upper body |
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Gross motor impairment or performance and whole body |
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Motor fluctuations | |
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Motor symptom severity | |
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Postural stability |
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| Rapid eye movement (REM) sleep behavior disorder | ||
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Fine motor impairment or performance and discrete motion | |
| Stroke | ||
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Gait | |
| Transthyretin familial amyloid polyneuropathy | ||
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Gait | |
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Gross motor impairment or performance and upper body |
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aIncluding Parkinson disease, Huntington disease, early dementia, cerebral palsy, and poststroke.
bIncluding Duchenne muscular dystrophy, limb-girdle muscular dystrophy, and spinal muscular atrophy.