Because these data come primarily from right-handed individuals, the relationship between left cerebral specialization for praxis representation and hand dominance remains unclear.
Hand dominance (whether left or right) is related to brain asymmetry.
Hand dominance prior to injury was obtained via telephone.
There are numerous reports of the incidence of hand dominance in children, but none that addresses the role of hand dominance in various types of forearm fractures.
Conclusions: Hand dominance does not influence motor recovery in incomplete cervical SCI.
No published studies have addressed the role of hand dominance in various types of forearm fractures.
Objective: To determine the relationship between hand dominance and motor recovery in incomplete cervical spinal cord injury (SCI).
Increased prevalence of MSS was significantly associated with year of college, average daily laptop use and right hand dominance.
No significant differences were revealed between male and female groups in age, hand dominance as well as educational level.
The first regression model was conducted to quantify the grip force for males and females based on hand dominance, hand positions, wrist positions, and CR10 scale.
The third regression model was conducted to estimate the endurance time value based on gender, smoking status, hand dominance, hand position, wrist position, Borg scale exertion, and MVC.
