But no obvious amelioration in motor function was found.
Motor function was assessed using the Basso, Beattie and Bresnahan (BBB) locomotor scale.
Patients outside of infancy often manifested language delay, learning disabilities, or behavioral disturbances, while motor function was relatively spared.
Motor function was analyzed using the Basso, Beattie, and Bresnahan scale for 7-weeks post-injury.
Motor function was assessed at 48 hours with Tarlov's criteria, and the animals were killed.
Recovery of motor function was associated with restoration of extracellular DA levels as assessed by online microdialysis.
Fine hand motor function was quantitatively assessed pre-lesion and for 3 12 months post-lesion using two motor tests.
Motor function was measured with the Fugl-Meyer Assessment.
Their motor function was stable and they were able to walk at the time of dislocation.
Correlation between Loes scores for internal capsule and fine motor function was -0.38 (p>0.05) and between Loes scores for internal capsule and gross motor function was -0.35 (p>0.05).
In some individuals, the improvement in tone, sensation or motor function was between 20 and 30percentt.
