# Upper Limb Module (ULM)
Keywords: upper limb function, nonambulatory patients, activities of daily living, scoring scale, spinal muscular atrophy

> This page provides an overview of the Upper Limb Module (ULM), a tool designed to assess upper limb functionality in nonambulatory patients with spinal muscular atrophy, using simple equipment and a scoring system to measure performance.

## Details
- [Measures of Motor Function](#): Overview of various tools used to assess motor function in patients with spinal muscular atrophy.
- [HINE](#): Tool for evaluating motor milestones in infants with spinal muscular atrophy.
- [HFMSE](#): Scale for assessing motor function in ambulatory and nonambulatory SMA patients.
- [WHO Motor Milestones](#): Framework for tracking developmental motor milestones in SMA patients.
- [CHOP INTEND](#): Assessment tool for evaluating motor function in infants with SMA.
- [6MWT](#): Six-minute walk test for measuring endurance and mobility in SMA patients.
- [ULM](#): Module designed to assess upper limb function in nonambulatory SMA patients using simple equipment and a scoring system.
- [RULM](#): Revised Upper Limb Module for evaluating upper limb performance in SMA patients.

## References
- [References](#): Citations for studies on the development and application of the Upper Limb Module in SMA patients.