Table 2.

Individuals with stroke’s characterization

Subject	Age (years)	Paretic hand	Hand dominance	Time since stroke onset (days)	Lesion location	NIHSS	MoCA	EmNSA
1	62	Right	Right	352	Spontaneous left thalamo-capsular haemorrhagic stroke	16	20	8
2	68	Left	Right	145	Right fronto-parietal haemorrhagic stroke	8	26	44
3	78	Left	Right	31	Ischaemic stroke of the right internal capsule	6	23	43
4	75	Right	Right	11	Left frontal ischaemic stroke	6	25	44
5	62	Left	Right	36	Right internal capsular ischaemic stroke	6	27	43
6	68	Left	Right	180	Right sided sylvian ischaemic stroke	3	26	43
7	63	Left	Right	1044	Right anterior ischaemic stroke	12	23	26
8	69	Right	Right	108	Left thalamic ischaemic stroke	9	23	43
9	65	Right	Right	18	Low posterior ischaemic stroke of the left internal capsule	7	25	43
10	63	Right	Right	19	Ischaemic stroke of the crown radiata & left pontic region	4	17	44
11	55	Left	Right	140	Right sylvian haemorrhagic stroke	18	26	41
12	55	Left	Right	863	Haemorrhagic stroke right thalamus	10	26	42
13	74	Right	Right	312	Left frontal ischaemic stroke	18	12	32
14	53	Left	Right	218	Right internal capsular ischaemic stroke	10	24	44
15	57	Right	Right	10	Left internal capsule stroke	5	28	42
16	75	Left	Right	134	Right sided sylvian ischaemic stroke	9	27	44
17	67	Left	Right	83	Right capsulo-thalamic haemorrhagic stroke	8	20	44
18	69	Left	Right	13	Right anterior ischaemic stroke	4	13	44
19	59	Left	Left	17	Right-sided sylvian ischaemic stroke	15	23	33
20	72	Left	Left	146	Right internal capsular ischaemic stroke	/	/	44
21	71	Right	Right	17	Left-sided sylvian ischaemic stroke	/	/	43

NIHSS = National Institute of Health Stroke Scale; MoCA = Montreal Cognitive Assessment; EmNSA = French Version of the Modified Nottingham Sensory Assessment