Table 1.

Participant Demographics, Stage of Motor Recovery at Time of Testing, and Baseline Symmetry Values

Patient	Age (yrs)	Height (cm)	Mass (kg)	Type of Stroke	Location of Stroke	Paretic Side	# Days Post-stroke	CMSA Leg Foot		AFO	Baseline Symmetry
1	62	171	77	H	Lentiform nucleus	L	20	4	4	Y	0.986	Symmetric
2	77	163	67	H	Thalamus	L	81	6	6	N	1.003
3	43	178	87	I	MCA territory	L	85	7	6	N	1.014
4	48	172	119	I	Middle pontine	L	27	5	4	N	1.059
5	74	169	84	H/I	Basal ganglia	L	12	5	3	N	1.095
6	71	173	108	I	Parietal	L	49	6	6	N	1.122	Asymmetric
7	57	176	91	I	Pons	L	33	4	5	N	1.133
8	54	173	86	I	MCA territory	L	64	4	4	N	1.155
9	56	171	57	I	Parietal/internal capsule	L	40	5	4	N	1.251
10	63	171	80	I	Lacunar	R	27	5	3	N	1.311
11	74	181	71	H	Temporal-occipital	R	36	4	4	N	1.312
12	54	154	87	I	Lacunar	R	52	5	3	N	1.329
13	58	171	67	I	Parietal	R	85	4	2	Y	1.769
14	61	163	72	I	Thalamus	L	90	4	2	Y	2.177
Mean ± SD	61 ± 10	170 ± 7	82 ± 16				50 ± 26				1.265 ± 0.331

H = haemorrhage; I = infarct; R = right; L = left; CMSA = stage of motor recovery assessed using the Chedoke-McMaster Stroke Assessment; AFO = ankle–foot orthosis.