Overground walking with a robotic exoskeleton elicits trunk muscle activity in people with high-thoracic motor-complete spinal cord injury

Table 1 Detailed characteristics of participants with SCI

Subject ID	Age (yrs)	Sex	Height (cm)	Weight (kg)	Years post-injury	Level of Injury	AIS	Sensory score		UEMS	ZPP (R/L)	Testing speed (km/h)
Subject ID	Age (yrs)	Sex	Height (cm)	Weight (kg)	Years post-injury	Level of Injury	AIS	Light touch	Pin-prick	UEMS	ZPP (R/L)	Testing speed (km/h)
S01	33	M	177	68	13	T4	A	48	49	50	T6/T6	1.1
S02	41	M	183	92	23	T3	A	41	43	50	T3/T5	1.3
S03	42	M	170	68	19	C7	B	66	68	34	–	1.3
S04	39	F	177	69	25	T3	A	44	42	50	T4/T4	1.4
S05	32	M	191	100	7	T4	A	46	50	50	T6/T6	1.0
S06	36	M	178	79	1	C7	A	27	28	29	T2/T1	1.0
S07	32	M	175	79	3	C7	B	42	44	50	–	1.1
S08	52	M	177	75	2	T4	A	46	46	50	T5/T5	1.1

Abbreviations: M = male, F = female, UEMS = Upper Extremity Motor Score, AIS = American Spinal Injury Association Impairment Scale, A = complete impairment, B = sensory incomplete, ZPP R/L = zone of partial preservation on the right and left side

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