Biceps brachii equally or more severely involved than the triceps | 100 |
Biceps brachii equally or more severely involved than brachialis | 97.05 |
Anterior muscles of the forearm more severely involved than posterior muscles of the forearm | 95.05 |
Patients in which subscapularis was involved despite not having symptoms of proximal upper limb muscle dysfunction as measured by the Brooke test and the manual muscle testing | 67.64 |
The supraspinatus was equally or more severely involved than the rhomboideus | 97.01 |
The infraspinatus was equally or more severely involved than the rhomboideus | 98.38 |
The latissimus dorsi was equally or more severely involved than the serratus anterior | 95.55 |
If levator scapulae and rhomboideus were affected, subscapularis, supraspinatus and infraspinatus were severely involved | 77.77 |
Paraspinal muscles were equally or more involved than abdominal muscles | 95.4 |
Gluteus minimus equally or more severely involved than gluteus medius | 98.86 |
Gluteus minimus equally or more severely involved than gluteus maximus | 95.45 |
Obturator externus equally or more severely involved than the gluteus maximus | 89.87 |
Biceps femoris long head equally or more involved than the biceps femoris short head | 95.18 |
Adductor magnus equally or more severely involved than the adductor longus | 80.98 |
Rectus femoris (Score1 to 4) was not spared when the vasti muscles were involved (Score 2, 3 or 4) | 92.61 |
Sartorius and gracilis were not completely replaced by fat | 92.22 |
All symptomatic patients had involvement of at least one posterior muscle in the lower legs | 100 |
Peroneus equally or more involved than the tibialis anterior | 91.57 |