1. Influence of Task on Interlimb Coordination in Adults With Cerebral Palsy 
Jeanne Langan, PhD, Stephen T. Doyle, BS, Edward A. Hurvitz, MD, Susan H. Brown, PhD 
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 
Volume 91, Issue 10, Pages (October 2010)
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2. Fig 1
Sample raw data traces of (A) movement of the dominant (Dom) hand of a control (Ctrl) participant, (B) movement of the LA hand of a participant with stroke, and (C) movement of the MA hand of a participant with stroke. Arrows indicate the direction of reaching movement (upward arrow: reach movement, downward arrow: return movement). Abbreviations: LA, less affected; MA, more affected.
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3. Fig 2
Kinematic analyses: (A) MT in the control group (mean +1 SE), (B) MT in adults with CP (mean +1 SE), (C) maximum deviation in the control group (mean +1 SE), (D) maximum deviation in adults with CP (mean +1 SE), (E) peak speed in the control group (mean +1 SE), and (F) peak speed in adults with CP (mean +1 SE).
Abbreviations: Dom, dominant, LA, less affected; MA, more affected; NonDom, nondominant; Sim, simultaneous; Seq, sequential.
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