Research Article
Sensory Feedback Training for Improvement of Finger Perception in Cerebral Palsy
Table 1
Patients’ clinical data (r = right hand, l = left hand, HP = hemiparesis, USCP = unilateral spastic cerebral palsy, BSCP = bilateral cerebral palsy, TBI = traumatic brain injury, D1 = thumb, D2 = index finger, and D3 = middle finger).
| | | Patient number | | | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 |
| | Age (years) | 12 | 17 | 15 | 17 | 10 | 18 | 11 | | Gender | f | m | f | f | m | m | m | | Diagnosis | Right-sided HP after TBI | Right-sided HP after TBI | Left-sided USCP | Left-sided USCP | BSCP | BSCP | BSCP | | GMFCS | III | III | II | II | III | III | II | | MACS | r V
l III | r V
l III | r I
l V | r I
l V | III | II | II | | Hand dominance | l | l | r | r | l | r | l | | Hand flexion contracture | No | r | l | l | No | No | No | | Opposition of fingers | r: D1–D3 possible
l: norm | r: not possible
l: norm | r: norm
l: not possible | r: norm
l: not possible | r: norm
l: norm | r: norm
l: norm | r: norm
l: norm | | Forearm supination | r: limited
l: norm | r: not possible
l: norm | r: norm
l: not possible | r: norm
l: limited | r: limited
l: limited | r: norm
l: norm | r: slightly limited
l: slightly limited |
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