Table 7WeeFIM and PROMIS Parent Proxy Scores at 6 Months and 12 Months After Symptom Onset by AFM Subtype

Gray-matter–isolated AFMMixed-matter–isolated AFMP value
I. CorticosteroidsII. No corticosteroidsIII. CorticosteroidsIV. No corticosteroidsI vs III vs III
Median (range)nMedian (range)nMedian (range)nMedian (range)n
6 mo after onset
WeeFIM scores
 Total108 (83-125)392.5 (49-140)432 (20-140)40.86.4
 Motor subset83 (63-92)364 (26-105)419 (15-105)40.86.38
PROMIS Parent Proxy scores
 Mobility subset36 (31-40)520 (8-32)224 (8-38)70.19.12
 Upper Extremity subset26 (17-40)528 (18-38)236 (23-40)701.00.14
12 mo after onset
WeeFIM scores
 Total122 (114-128)374 (54-140)767 (39-140)70.25.18
 Motor subset94 (86-96)351 (31-105)737 (15-105)70.18.14
PROMIS Parent Proxy scores
 Mobility subset34.5 (26-40)620 (10-39)534 (13-40)70.31.31
 Upper Extremity subset34 (22-40)432.5 (8-39)437.5 (29-40)60.77.51

Abbreviations: AFM, acute flaccid myelitis; TM, transverse myelitis; WeeFIM, Functional Independence Measure for Children.

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