Table 1 Basic characteristics of the participants.

From: Relationship between adjustability of grasping force and upper limb/hand function in individuals with cerebrovascular disorders

 

n

Median (IQR)

Min/Max

Age (years)

 

67.5 (59.0–74.8)

52/87

Sex, male/female

6/6

  

Dominant hand, left/right

1/11

  

More-affected side, left/right

4/8

  

Period from onset (days)

 

78.0 (59.0–93.0)

42/132

Grip strength

 More-affected side

 

8.7 (5.8–18.5)

3/36.2

 Less-affected side

 

21.8 (16.2–27.8)

5/39.6

MMS

 

28.5 (26.8–30.0)

22/30

FIM

 

118.5 (108.5–124.0)

64/126

FMA

 

60.5 (52.5–66.0)

36/66

STEF

 More-affected side

 

80.0 (39.8–86.3)

2/99

 Less-affected side

 

91.0 (86.8–94.0)

66/99

ARAT

 More-affected side

 

51.5 (37.5–57.0)

2/57

 Less-affected side

 

57.0 (57.0–57.0)

26/57

MAL (AOU)

 

4.3 (2.2–5.0)

0/5

MAL (QOM)

 

3.6 (2.7–4.3)

0/5

AGF score on the more-affected side (g)

 Total sections

 

16.4 (8.8–26.9)

5.2/126.8

 Isometric sections

 

9.1 (6.0–15.7)

3.0/47.1

 Concentric sections

 

14.7 (7.7–30.0)

5.5/123.8

 Eccentric sections

 

18.0 (10.6–30.8)

5.8/169.7

AGF score on the less-affected side (g)

 Total sections

 

9.3 (5.2–21.0)

3.8/74.3

 Isometric sections

 

5.6 (3.0–13.4)

2.5/58.0

 Concentric sections

 

9.5 (5.9–20.9)

4.3/82.6

 Eccentric sections

 

11.2 (5.7–16.4)

4.0/82.6

  1. IQR: Interquartile range, MMS: Mini-Mental State, FIM: Functional Independence Measure, FMA: Fugl-Meyer Assessment, STEF: Simple Test for Evaluating Hand Function, ARAT: Action Research Arm Test, MAL: Motor Activity Log-14, AOU: amount of use, QOM: quality of movement.