ASIA impairment scale conversion in traumatic SCI: is it related with the ability to walk? A descriptive comparison with functional ambulation outcome measures in 273 patients
ASIA impairment scale conversion in traumatic SCI: is it related with the ability to walk? A descriptive comparison with functional ambulation outcome measures in 273 patients
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10.1038/sc.2008.162
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2009-07-01
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2.2
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van de Meent, H.
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van Middendorp, J. J.;Hosman, A. J. F.;van de Meent, H.
研究设计：前瞻性多中心纵向队列研究：目的：确定美国脊髓损伤协会/国际脊髓学会（ASIA/ISCoS）神经学标准量表（AIS）结果测量和创伤性脊髓损伤（SCI）患者功能性非卧床结果测量的改善。设置：人类SCI的欧洲多中心研究（EM-SCI）。在273例符合条件的创伤性SCI患者中，分析了急性期（0-15天）和慢性期（6或12个月）AIS分级、定时起立行走（TUG）试验和10米步行试验（10 MWT）结果测量。亚组分析的患者谁没有AIS转换进行评估其与功能门诊outcomes.Results的关系：研究人群包括161急性期AIS A级患者，37级B，43级C级和32急性期AIS D级患者。42例患者（26%）从AIS A级转换，27例（73%）从B级转换，32例（75%）从C级转换，5例（16%）从AIS D级转换。AIS转复率和功能性Ampere恢复率差异有统计学意义（P
Study design: Prospective multicenter longitudinal cohort study.Objectives: To determine the relationship between improvements of the American Spinal Injury Association/International Spinal Cord Society (ASIA/ISCoS) neurological standard scale (AIS) outcome measure and improvements of functional ambulatory outcome measures in patients with traumatic spinal cord injury (SCI).Setting: European multicenter study of human SCI (EM-SCI).Methods: In 273 eligible patients with traumatic SCI, acute (0-15 days) and chronic phase (6 or 12 months) AIS grades, timed up and go (TUG) test and 10-m walk test (10MWT) outcome measurements were analyzed. Subanalysis of those patients who did have AIS conversion was performed to assess its relation with functional ambulatory outcomes.Results: Studied population consisted of 161 acute phase AIS grade A patients; 37 grade B; 43 grade C and 32 acute phase AIS grade D patients. Forty-two patients (26%) converted from AIS grade A, 27 (73%) from grade B, 32 (75%) from grade C and five patients (16%) from AIS grade D. The frequencies of AIS conversions and functional ambulation recovery outcomes were significantly different (P