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. 2012 Nov 1;7(11):e47821. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0047821

Table 2. Clinical and demographic details of patients with sub-acute and chronic neglect.

Sub-acute neglect only* (n = 29) Chronic neglect** (n = 26)
Age in years (mean/SD) 67.2/13.1 74.0/11.1
Sex (M/F) 16/13 13/13
Aetiology (ISCH/BL) 24/5 23/3
Lesion size (mean/SD) 29.2/52.4 cm3 104.9/105.0 cm3
Handedness (R/L) 23/6 26/0
ACT accuracy (mean/SD) 33.5/14.3 21.8/12.4
Left allocentric neglect
number† 11 11
score (mean/SD)‡ 5.7/4.3 (2.1/3.8) 10.0/6.7 (4.2/6.4)
Left egocentric neglect
number† 14 17
score (mean/SD)‡ 4.9/5.9(3.3/5.3) 9.3/5.5(6.9/6.2)
Right allocentric neglect
number† 11 3
score (mean/SD)‡ 3.5/2.8 (1.2/2.3) 3.5/1.7 (0.6/1.5)
Right egocentric neglect
number† 6 4
score (mean/SD)‡ 2.9/1.9(0.7/1.5) 4.6/3.2(1.4/2.7)
*

Patient who at sub-acute phase following stroke showed any type of neglect symptoms including egocentric and allocentric neglect for either left or right side of space and who recovered completely by 9 months;

**

Patient who at chronic phase following stroke showed any type of neglect symptoms, i.e. patients who did not recovered; † this refers to the total number of patients with specific neglect symptoms including these with one or both types of symptoms, see results section for details; ‡, average score across patients with specific deficit (in brackets mean/SD for the entire group); ACT, Apples Cancellation Task (see Methods section for full details).