Effect on Gait Speed, Balance, Motor Symptom Rating, and Quality of Life in Those with Stage I Parkinson’s Disease Utilizing LSVT BIG®

Table 5

Secondary outcomes.

ID	Four-Square Step Clockwise; Baseline,; delta post,; delta 3 mths	Four-Square Step Counter-Clockwise; Baseline,; delta post,; delta 3 mths	PDQ-9, Mobility; Baseline,; delta post,; delta 3 mths	Knowledge survey; Total score; (range 0–5)
1	3.3, , 0.08	3.5, , 0.03	25, −7.5,	4^2
2	5.1, 0.3, 1.1	5.3, , 0.6	7.5, 22.5, 35^1	5
3	3.1, ,	2.8, 0,	40, ,	4^2
4	9, , −4.8	8.1, ,	85, ,	5
5	5.9, ,	6.1, ,	17.5, 5, −5	5
6	7.3, , 1	7.1, 1.3,	32.5, ,	4
7	12.5, ,	12.3, ,	62.5, , 10	5
8	4.2, ,	4.09, ,	20, ,	5
9	6.1, ,	5.6, ,	5, 0, −5^1	5
	Total Improved	Total Improved	Total MDC
	Post: 8	Post: 7	Post: 5
	3 mths: 6	3 mths: 7	3 mths: 5

Four-Square Step indicates improvement from baseline, PDQ-9 Mobility indicates meeting MDC required improvement in performance from baseline.
These participants had such low scores that improvement at a level of MDC was not possible.
These participants did not believe that exercise could help alleviate symptoms of PD.