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ESTABLISHING NORMAL VALUES OF MOVING TWO‐POINT DISCRIMINATION IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS

To establish normal values of moving two‐point discrimination (2pd) in children and adolescents. bilateral median and ulnar nerve distribution in 313 subjects aged 4 to 18 years was evaluated. A moving 2pd of 2 to 3mm for both the median and ulnar nerve distributions bilaterally was found in 270 subjects. 2% (N=5) had moving 2pds of 4mm for both right and left median nerve distributions. There was a significant increase in mean age with 2. 3 and 4mm of moving 2pd for median and ulnar nerves bilaterally. There was no significant difference between sexes for ulnar nerves bilaterally or left median nerve. A borderline difference was found between the sexes for the right median nerve. Multivariate logistic regression revealed age as a significant predictor of discrimination for all variables. Significantly more subjects had a moving 2pd of 4mm in the ulnar nerve distribution than in the median nerve distribution.