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Table 1 Comparison of Acuity (percentage of time on black line) and Speed (mm/s) mean (standard deviation) values between the dominant and the non-dominant hand in dorsal and palmar movement directions

From: A new clinical test for sensorimotor function of the hand – development and preliminary validation

Dominant vs nondominant hand movements

Acuity %

p-value

95% CI

Dominant hand in dorsal direction

72.7 (10.3)

< 0.001

3.3–8.6

Non-dominant hand in dorsal direction

66.8 (10.1)

Dominant hand in palmar direction

73.6 (11.6)

< 0.001

2.4–6.1

Non-dominant hand in palmar direction

69.3 (10.8)

 

Speed mm/s

  

Dominant hand in dorsal direction

54.1 (21.3)

0.966

−4.5–5.7

Non-dominant hand in dorsal direction

54.0 (22.0)

Dominant hand in palmar direction

57.0 (21.8)

0.044

0.1–6.7

Non-dominant hand in palmar direction

53.5 (20.6)

  1. The 95% confidence interval (CI) refers to the difference between dominant and non-dominant hand for the different movement directions