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Table 1 Characteristics and results from the Berg Balance Scale (BBS) and the Modified Motor Assessment Scale (M-MAS UAS-95) at baseline

From: Responsiveness of a modified version of the postural assessment scale for stroke patients and longitudinal change in postural control after stroke - Postural Stroke Study in Gothenburg (POSTGOT) -

 

Participants during the period;

 

0 to 3 months

3 to 6 months

6 to 12 months

Characteristics

n=72

n=71

n=65

Age, years, median (range)

73 (50–94)

73 (47–92)

73 (47–90)

Patients, n (%)

   

 Female

33 (46)

27 (38)

26 (40)

 Male

39 (54)

44 (62)

39 (60)

Stroke classification (TOAST), n (%)

   

 Large vessel disease

17 (24)

18 (25)

17 (26)

 Small vessel disease

21 (29)

21 (30)

17 (26)

 Cardioembolic stroke

15 (21)

11 (15)

11 (17)

 Cryptogenic stroke

13 (18)

14 (20)

12 (19)

Intracerebral haemorrhage

  6 (8)

 7 (10)

 8 (12)

Side of Lesion-, n (%)

   

 Right side lesion

35 (49)

32 (45)

28 (43)

 Left side lesion

37 (51)

39 (55)

37 (57)

Hypertension

47 (65)

44 (62)

41 (63)

Diabetes mellitus

17 (24)

18 (25)

17 (26)

Results from clinical scales 1–7 days after stroke onset

BBS median (range) (n)

35 (0–56)  (n=71)

41 (0–56)  (n=70)

41 (0–56)  (n=64)

M-MAS UAS-95 median (range)

45 (12–55) (n=65)

47 (12–55) (n=65)

50 (16–55) (n=59)