Feasibility of a home-based home videogaming intervention with a family-centered approach for children with cerebral palsy: a randomized multiple baseline single-case experimental design

Table 2 Participants’ demographic characteristics

ID	Sex	Age (years)	Participating parent	MACS level	Most affected side	Diagnosis	Videogame experience^a
1	M	13	Mother	III	Left	Quadriplegia*	No
2	M	8	Mother	II	Right	Hemiplegia*	Plays sometimes
3	F	8	Mother	III	Right	Triplegia*	Plays sometimes
4	M	11	Mother	III	Right	Triplegia*	Plays sometimes
5	M	7	Mother	II	Left	Hemiplegia**	Plays every week
6	F	8	Mother	I	Left	Hemiplegia*	Plays sometimes
7	F	7	Father	III	Right	Quadriplegia*	No
8	M	10	Mother	I	Left	Hemiplegia*	Plays sometimes
9	M	9	Mother	II	Left	Hemiplegia**	Plays sometimes
10	M	13	Mother	III	Left	Hemiplegia**	Plays every week
11	M	10	Mother	I	Left	Hemiplegia*	Plays every week
12	M	12	Mother	II	Left	Triplegia**	Plays every week
13	M	10	Mother	II	Right	Hemiplegia*	Plays every week
14	F	16	Father	III	Left	Quadriplegia*	Plays sometimes
15	F	12	Mother	II	Right	Triplegia*	Plays sometimes

^aMovement or hand-held controller. M, male; F, female; MACS, Manual Ability Classification System. *as reported by the parent or **by a therapist who had treated the child in the past

ISSN: 1743-0003