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. 2012 Jun 5;6:154. doi: 10.3389/fnhum.2012.00154

Table 1.

Demographical and neurological data.

Length of illness (days) Etiology Age/gender Neurological examination
Anosognosia
Position sense
V SS M V SS M
N− P1 17 T + H 41/F + 0
N− P2 15 T 55/M 1
N− P3 58 A + H 63/F NA NA NA NA NA NA 0
N− P4 15 I 43/F E + 2
N− P5 38 I 52/F + NA
N− P6 33 I 53/M E + 3
N− P7 30 I 66/F E + 0
N− P8 32 I 78/F E ++ ++ + + 7
N− P9 17 H 57/F E ++ 6
N+ P10 47 I + H 97/F ++ + ++ ++ ++ ++ NA
N+ P11 128 H 73/F ++ + ++ + + ++ 11
N+ P12 32 I + H 51/F ++ ++ ++ + + + 10
N+ P13 26 I 60/M ++ ++  + + 7
N+ P14 547 T 30/M ++ ++ ++ 12
N+ P15 40 H + T 70/F ++ ++ ++ + + NA
N+ P16 23 TBI 60/M ++ ++ ++ 19

Etiology: I/H/A/T/TBI, ischemic/hemorrhagic/aneurysm/tumor/traumatic brain injury. Neurological examination: M/SS/V, motor/somatosensory/visual half-field deficits contralateral to the damaged hemisphere. Anosognosia: M/SS/V, for motor/somatosensory/visual half-field deficits. e, extinction to double simultaneous stimulation (for visual and somatosensory deficits); ++/+, severe/moderate deficit; −, no deficit; NA, not available. Position sense: n° errors out of 40 trials. N−, patients without USN; N+, patients with USN.