Table 1 Demographics of the participants with stroke
Participant | Age | Gender | Handedness | Lesion | Post lesion | Stroke type and location |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
with stroke | [years] | Â | (pre-stroke) | side | [weeks] | Â |
P1 (D) | 74 | M | R | LHS | 11 | Infarction of the left MCA |
P2 | 56 | M | R | RHS | 6 | ICH in the right frontotemporal region |
P3 | 68 | M | R | LHS | 5 | Hemorrhage in the left basal ganglia |
P4 | 60 | F | A | RHS | 14 | Partial infarction of the right MCA |
P5 | 79 | M | R | LHS | 4 | Hemorrhage in the left basal ganglia with intraventricular extension |
P6 (D) | 67 | M | R | RHS | 12 | Infarction of the right MCA, with emphasis on the dorsal and cranial |
| Â | Â | Â | Â | Â | Â | aspects and involvement of the basal ganglia |
P7 | 57 | F | A | LHS | 20 | Left ACA SAH and cerebral vasospasms with partial infarction in the |
| Â | Â | Â | Â | Â | Â | left MCA- and ACA-territory |
P8 | 67 | M | R | RHS | 6 | Infarction of the right MCA |
P9 | 55 | M | R | LHS | 8 | Hemorrhage in left basal ganglia |
P10 | 57 | F | R | LHS | 14 | Left pontine infarction |
P11 | 70 | F | R | RHS | 6 | Right cerebellar infarction |
P12 | 79 | M | R | RHS | 7 | Infarction of the right MCA |
P13 (E) | 55 | M | R | RHS | 14 | Partial infarction of the right MCA |
P14 | 79 | F | R | RHS | 517 | Hemorrhage in the right basal ganglia |
P15 | 75 | F | R | LHS | 144 | Infarction of the left MCA |
P16 | 62 | M | R | RHS | 7 | Infarction in the right medulla oblongata |
P17 | 72 | M | R | LHS | 197–249 | Left ICH |
P18 | 67 | M | R | LHS | 6 | Hemorrhage in the left basal ganglia |
P19 | 57 | F | R | RHS | 10 | Mixed SAH and ICH of the right ACA |
P20 | 73 | M | R | RHS | 15 | Multiple ischemia in the right MCA-territory |
P21 | 58 | F | R | LHS | 5 | Multiple ischemia in the left MCA- and PCA-territory |
P22 | 67 | M | R | LHS | 14 | Cerebellar (both sides) and left pontine nucleus infarctions |
P23 | 60 | M | R | RHS | 23 | Ischemic infarction in the right vertebrobasilar territory |