Table 1. Demographic data and motor scores of stroke patients classified by more-affected side motor-ability and sensory function.

	Motor function		Sensory function
	High motor-functiongroup	Low motor-functiongroup	Good sensationgroup	Poor sensationgroup
n	24	18	28	14
Age (mean, SD)	62.7±10.2	56.7±17.6	63.2±11.6	53.9±16.5
Sex (male:female)	17∶7	11∶7	18∶10	10∶4
Months post-stroke (mean, SD)	21.5±36.5	37.2±58.7	31.8±56.8	21.2±16.5
More-affected side (right:left)	11∶13	7∶11	14∶14	10∶4
Dominant side affected (n)	10	8	13	11
Stroke type Ischaemic:hemorrhagic	19∶5	10∶8	20∶8	9∶5
Wolf Motor Function Test (s)	4 [3]–[12]	97 [74–113]***	12.1 [3.8–70.2 ]	82 [12–113]
Fugl-Meyer Assessment	57±1.4	16±3.2***	55 [27–61]	17 [5]–[55]*

Motor-function scores were different between groups (***p<0.001). Fugl-Meyer scores were higher for patients with poor sensation (*p<0.05). Wolf Motor-Function Test data are the mean times for the 15 timed tasks with a maximum time of 120 s per task; maximum Fugl-Meyer score is 66. Data are presented as mean ± SEM or median [IQR].