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Table 3 Correlation of kinematic and kinetic metrics with clinical measures

From: Robotic Kinematic measures of the arm in chronic Stroke: part 2 – strong correlation with clinical outcome measures

Measure

Device

Model

R

P

FMA-UE 0–66

S/E

linear

0.82

**

non linear

0.88

**

wrist

linear

0.91

**

non linear

0.92

**

both

linear

0.91

**

non linear

0.91

**

FMA-UE 1–38

S/E

linear

0.80

**

non linear

0.86

**

wrist

linear

0.86

**

non linear

0.87

**

both

linear

0.89

**

non linear

0.89

**

FMA-UE 39–66

S/E

linear

0.74

**

non linear

0.74

**

wrist

linear

0.43

 

non linear

0.69

*

both

linear

0.69

*

non linear

0.70

*

BI

S/E

linear

0.68

**

non linear

0.73

**

wrist

linear

0.53

*

non linear

0.58

*

both

linear

0.67

**

non linear

0.70

**

WMFT

S/E

linear

0.85

**

non linear

0.89

**

wrist

linear

0.89

**

non linear

0.90

**

both

linear

0.92

**

non linear

0.93

**

MP (Total)

S/E

linear

0.86

**

non linear

0.87

**

wrist

linear

0.88

**

non linear

0.90

**

both

linear

0.91

**

non linear

0.92

**

MP Kinematic Force Metrics

S/E

linear

0.86

**

non linear

0.86

**

wrist

linear

0.86

**

non linear

0.90

**

both

linear

0.90

**

non linear

0.91

**

MP Force Transducer Metrics

S/E

(combined mean force, deltaz)

linear

0.62

**

non linear

0.66

**

S/E

(F/ E/ AB/ AD mean force)

linear

0.66

**

non linear

0.69

**

  1. Note: **P < 0.001, * P < 0.05. S/E = shoulder-elbow, FMA-UE = Fugl-Meyer Assessment of Upper Extremity Motor Recovery after Stroke, BI=Barthel Index, WMFT = Wolf Motor Function Test. MP (Total) = Motor Power, correlation analysis with the Medical Research Council Motor Power score (MRC) using both kinetic metrics and all possible kinematic metrics. MP Kinematic Force Metrics = correlation model using shoulder kinetic metrics and only force derived kinematic metrics (from the movement against resistance and isometric stabilization tasks). MP Force Transducer Metrics = using only the shoulder kinetic metrics with the MRC (mean shoulder force (deltaz) or individual mean measures of shoulder abduction (AB), adduction (AD), flexion (F), and extension (E))