Exploring an objective measure of overactivity in children with rare genetic syndromes

Table 1 Demographic characteristics and description of actigraphy data for the secondary analysis sample, separated by group

Group	Med age (Y) (IQR)	Male/ female (N)	Mobile/ immobile (N)	Med VABS Motor (IQR)	Med VABS Comm (IQR)	Med VABS Social (IQR)	Med VABS Daily (IQR)	Mean valid days of actigraphy data (range)	Children with actigraphy data on ≥4 weekdays and ≥1 weekend day (N)
AS	7.00(6.38)	10/16	10/15^a	51.00(5.00)	43.50(14.00)	57.00(13.25)	43.00(17.50)	6.38(5-11)	24/26
SMS	8.50(4.06)	10/10	20/0	65.50^d (12.25)	67.00(13.00)	66.00(19.00)	66.00(16.00)	6.20(5-9)	20/20
TSC	8.45(4.66)	11/5	16/0	76.00^d (38.50)	58.00(50.00)	59.00(40.00)	63.50(42.00)	8.38(5-9)	15/16
TD	7.00^b (4.75)	36/24^c	61/0	-^e	-^e	-^e	-^e	6.51(5-9)	61/61

AS Angelman syndrome, Comm communication domain, Daily daily living skills domain, IQR interquartile range, Med median, Motor motor skills domain, SMS Smith-Magenis syndrome, Social socialisation domain, TSC tuberous sclerosis complex, TD typically-developing, VABS Vineland Adaptive Behavior Scales, Y years
^aMobility data missing for one child with AS
^bAge data missing for one TD child
^cSex data missing for one TD child
^dSix children with TSC and one child with SMS did not receive motor skills scores as they exceeded the maximum age restriction for this domain
^eVABS data were not collected for TD children

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