Children With Cerebral Palsy Show Higher Static-But Not Higher Dynamic-Motor Fatigability in Grip and Pinch Tasks Than Children With Typical Development Do.

For the preferred hand, significant differences were found in the SFI for grip but trending toward significance for pinch ( P = .0001 for grip; P = .007 for pinch) ( Fig. 2A and B ).

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Among children with TD, significantly higher SMF was found in the nonpreferred than in the preferred hand for grip (SFI grip: P = .001) and a trend toward significance using pinch (SFI pinch: P = .007) ( Fig. 2A and B ).

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