On the design of EEG-based movement decoders for completely paralyzed stroke patients

Table 1 Details of patients

Pat. #	Group	Gender	Age (years)	Months since stroke	Lesion side	cFMA
1	Exp.	M	69	72	L	5.5
2		M	51	139	R	24
3		F	35	60	R	25.5
4		M	48	45	R	7.5
5		M	70	23	L	8
6		M	57	122	R	17
7		M	29	25	R	15
8		M	60	130	L	9.5
9		F	35	28	R	11
10		F	53	30	L	5
11		F	36	16	L	11
12		F	72	44	L	2
13		F	55	45	L	16.5
14		M	65	45	R	3.5
15		M	47	80	R	12
16		F	52	156	L	5.5
17	Sham	F	73	23	R	1
18		M	51	16	L	3.5
19		M	50	215	L	33.5
20		F	55	17	R	0.5
21		M	54	121	R	16
22		F	66	23	L	16.5
23		F	54	10	L	8
24		M	69	89	R	26
25		M	40	53	R	3.5
26		M	47	232	R	13.5
27		M	66	48	R	7.5
28		M	58	28	R	8.5
29		M	40	46	L	30.5
30		F	53	20	L	17.5
31		M	63	120	L	8.5
32		M	55	51	L	22.5
33	C-	F	65	67	L	8.5
34		F	65	131	L	7.5
35		M	65	99	L	7
36		F	31	15	L	33.5
37		M	60	14	L	13
Avg.	16 Exp/16 Sham/5 C-	22 M/15 F	54.4 ± 11.9	67.5 ± 56.4	16 R/21 L	12.6 ± 8.9

Group indicates if the patient performed the Experimental—contingent positive condition (Exp), the sham condition, or the contingent negative condition (C-). Lesion side indicates the damaged brain hemisphere. cFMA stands for combined Fugl-Meyer assessment, which comprises hand and arm motor scores combined, excluding coordination, speed and reflexes (range 0–54 points, with 54 points indicating normal hand/arm function)

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