1. Sensory Stimulation Augments the Effects of Massed Practice Training in Persons With Tetraplegia 
Kristina S. Beekhuizen, PhD, PT, Edelle C. Field-Fote, PhD, PT 
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 
Volume 89, Issue 4, Pages (April 2008)
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2. Fig 1
Hand function outcomes. Subjects in the MP+SS, MP, and SS groups each differed significantly from the subjects in the control group in JTHFT scores. Subjects in the MP+SS group also differed significantly from the MP and SS groups. Legend: open bar is mean pretest values ± SEM; closed bar is mean post-test values ± SEM. *P≤.01; †P≤.001.
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3. Fig 2
Upper-extremity function outcomes. Subjects in the MP+SS group differed significantly from the subjects in the MP, SS, and control groups in WMFT scores. Subjects in the SS group differed significantly from the control group. Legend: open bar is mean pretest values ± SEM; closed bar is mean post-test values ± SEM. *P≤.01; †P≤.001.
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4. Fig 3
Pinch strength outcomes. Subjects in the MP+SS and SS groups differed significantly from the control group in pinch grip force scores. Legend: open bar is mean pretest values ± SEM; closed bar is mean post-test values ± SEM. *P≤.01.
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5. Fig 4
Sensory function outcomes. Subjects in the MP+SS and SS groups had significant increases in Semmes-Weinstein monofilament scores. Subjects in the MP and control groups did not demonstrate a significant change. Legend: open bar is mean percent change ± SEM. *P≤.01.
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6. Fig 5
Cortical motor threshold outcomes. Subjects in the MP+SS and MP groups differed significantly from the subjects in the control group in MEP threshold values. Legend: open bar is mean pretest values ± SEM; closed bar is mean posttest values ± SEM. *P≤.001.
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