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Table 1 Characteristics of the stroke participants

From: Motor recovery patterns in arm muscles: coupled bilateral training and neuromuscular stimulation

Subject no.

Age (Year)

Sex

Stroke type

Affected Hemisphere

Time since stroke (Month)

Stroke impact scale (Upper extremity function)

1

72.7

F

I

R

84

22

2

66.3

M

I

L

41

20

3

78.8

F

I

R

60

16

4

80.4

M

I

R

6

24

5

20.0

M

H

L

13

16

6

50.8

F

H

R

10

5

7

63.0

M

I

L

7

21

8

79.8

M

I

L

8

17

9

76.7

F

I

R

19

21

10

51.0

F

H

R

13

13

11

76.8

F

I

R

20

23

12

64.8

M

I

L

18

9

Total

65.1 ± 17.6

6 F/6M

9I/3H

5L/7R

24.9 ± 24.4

17.3 ± 5.8

  1. Mean ± Standard deviation; M: male; F: female; I: ischemic; H: hemorrhagic; L: left; R: right; 5 items for upper extremity function domain in the Stroke Impact Scale (scores for each item: 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5; higher score indicates improved motor function); score range for upper extremity function from 0 to 25 (higher score indicates improved motor function).