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Begin by entering your Name, DOB, Surgery Date, and Today’s Date in the designated fields at the top of the form.
For Section I, assess your motor dysfunction of the upper extremities. Circle one option that best describes your ability to move your hands and perform tasks like eating or buttoning a shirt.
In Section II, evaluate your lower extremities. Circle one option that reflects your mobility status, from complete loss of function to no dysfunction.
Proceed to Section III for sensation assessment. Circle the option that corresponds to your hand sensation status.
Finally, in Section IV, indicate any sphincter dysfunction by circling the appropriate choice based on your urination ability.
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Modified Japanese Orthopaedic Association (mJOA) Scoring System. The mJOA is used in international guidelines for the management of DCM (Degenerative Cervical Myelopathy). The mJOA scoring system is scored from 0 to 18 points.
What is the grade of mJOA myelopathy?
mild myelopathy mJOA from 15 to 17 moderate myelopathy mJOA from 12 to 14 severe myelopathy mJOA from 0 to 11.
What is the 10 second test for myelopathy?
In 1987, the 10-s GR test, proposed by Ono et al. [3], served as a pioneering tool for evaluating hand function in cervical myelopathy, demonstrating that a presentation of symptomatic signs is associated with performing fewer than 20 grip-release cycles within a 10-second timeframe.
How do you measure myelopathy?
The mJOA score is the most widely used grading system for DCM. The mJOA quantifies the severity of cervical myelopathy by assigning points across 4 domainsupper extremity motor function, lower extremity motor function, upper extremity sensory function, and sphincter (bladder) functionfor a total possible score of 18.
Correlation of the Modified Japanese Orthopedic - DukeSpace
by JJ Knightly 2022 Cited by 12 BACKGROUND: The modified Japanese Orthopedic Association (mJOA) score is a widely used and validated metric for assessing severity of myelopathy.
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