Intracortical and intercortical networks in patients after stroke: a concurrent TMS-EEG study

Table 1 Characteristics of the patients with stroke

Participant	Age (years)	Gender	Time since stroke (months)	Unaffected RMT	Affected RMT	Lesion type	Lesion location	FMA
Pt1	60	M	60	70	70	Ischemic	R lentiform region	60
Pt2	60	M	60	60	60	Hemorrhagic	R corona radiata and lentiform	63
Pt3	58	M	21	61	72	Hemorrhagic	L parietal and occipital region	66
Pt4	72	M	49	58	58	Hemorrhagic	L putamen	66
Pt5	59	M	62	60	80	Hemorrhagic	R frontoparietal lobe (M1, S1 involvement)	56
Pt6	63	M	72	56	58	Hemorrhagic	L lentiform	58
Pt7	67	M	49	54	62	Ischemic	L pons and parietal-occipital lobe	59
Pt8	53	F	82	50	60	Ischemic	R anterior temporal, insular, inferior frontal lobes, and putamen	65
Pt9	54	M	53	64	-	Hemorrhagic	L putamen	48
Pt10	63	F	117	68	81	Hemorrhagic	L thalamus and posterior limb of the internal capsule	59
Pt11	63	M	53	65	78	Ischemic	L corona radiata and putamen	63
Pt12	72	M	176	66	68	Ischemic	R posterior limb of the internal capsule	61
Pt13	69	M	312	50	55	Ischemic	R anterior limb of the internal capsule	66
Pt14	54	M	10	70	80	Ischemic	L corona radiata	60
Pt15	62	F	69	64	76	Ischemic	L basal ganglia	60
Pt16	61	F	57	68	76	Hemorrhagic	L corona radiata, posterior limb of the internal capsule, thalamic regions	60
Pt17	63	M	120	55	55	Hemorrhagic	R lentiform and external capsule	66
Pt18	68	M	44	64	56	Ischemic	R basal ganglia	63
Pt19	67	M	11	80	80	Ischemic	L inferior frontal gyrus	66
Pt20	61	F	47	62	62	Ischemic	L midbrain	66
Pt21	51	M	96	66	68	Ischemic	R frontal lobe and pons	66
Pt22	71	M	166	65	78	Ischemic	R posterior limb of the internal capsule	35
Pt23	46	F	54	82	78	Ischemic	L temporal, frontal and parietal lobes	55

F = female; M = male; RMT = resting motor threshold; L = left; R = right; M1 = primary motor cortex; S1 = primary somatosensory cortex; FMA = Fugl-Meyer Assessment for upper extremity

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