Målt efter motorisk præstation i form af aldersækvivalente scorer på Alberta Infant Motor Scale (AIMS) opnåede syv af 18 patienter bedre motorisk funktion under undersøgelsen og kunne gå selv ved den sidste vurdering (med individuelle patientbehandlingsvarigheder fra 52 til 130 uger: gennemsnitlig opfølgningsperiode på 94 uger).
As measured by motor performance age-equivalent scores of the Alberta Infant Motor Scale (AIMS), seven of the 18 patients made motor development gains during the study and were walking independently by the last study assessment (with individual patient treatment durations ranging from 52 to 130 weeks; mean follow-up period of 94 weeks).