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Table 4 Characteristics of participants and the baseline of function status before the experiment

From: Development of a compensation-aware virtual rehabilitation system for upper extremity rehabilitation in community-dwelling older adults with stroke

Characteristics

VR group

CT group

Baseline function status

VR group

CT group

Between group

p-value

Age in years/median

74 (63–79)

83.5 (72–85)

FMA-UE

   

Stroke in years/median

2 (1–4)

2 (2–6)

 Upper extremity

31 (26.5–34)

35.5 (30–36)

0.076

Gender

  

 Wrist

9 (6–10)

10 (5–11)

0.116

 Female, n(%)

3 (20)

2 (13.33)

 Hand

13 (11–14)

13 (10–14)

0.306

 Male, n(%)

4 (26.7)

6 (40)

 Coordination

4 (3.5–6)

5(3.5–6)

0.306

Comorbidities

  

 Total

59 (48–61)

64 (50–65)

0.076

 Hypertension, n(%)

7 (46.67)

7 (46.67)

WMFT

   

 Diabetes Mellitus, n(%)

5 (33.33)

1 (6.67)

 FAS

69 (63.5–71.5)

72.5 (57–74.5)

0.14

 Dyslipidemia, n(%)

6 (40)

3 (20)

 Time in seconds

3.24 (2.71–3.45)

2.78 (1.61–3.385)

0.23

 Atrial fibrillation, n(%)

0

2 (13.33)

SRMS

26 (22–27.5)

23 (20.5–23.5)

0.076

Stroke type

  

ROM in degree

   

 Ischaemic, n(%)

6 (40)

7 (46.67)

 Shoulder flexion

130 (110–132.5)

130 (110–132.5)

0.477

 Haemorrhagic, n(%)

1 (6.67)

1 (6.67)

 Shoulder horizontal Abduction

20 (10–23.5)

20 (10–23.5)

0.168

Affected side

  

 Shoulder horizontal Adduction

95 (77–97)

95 (77–97)

0.116

 Right, n(%)

0

1 (6.67)

    

 Left, n(%)

7 (46.67)

7 (46.67)

    
  1. Values in baseline are median (IQR, Q1-Q4)