Table 1.
Demographic and clinical sample characteristics
| Pt | Sex | Age | Pathology | Deficit | Months of disease |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AZ | M | 20 | Cranial trauma TBI | Dysexecutive syndrome; right hemiparesis; left hemisyndrome with ataxia | 34 |
| EM | M | 66 | Right hemispheric stroke | Unilateral spatial neglect; left hemisyndrome | 12 |
| PC | M | 68 | Brainstem hematoma | Ataxia; dysarthria | 32 |
| LC | M | 69 | Parkinson’s disease | Cognitive decline; postural reflex deficit; hypokinetic | 70 |
| GI | F | 81 | Left hemispheric stroke | Right hemiparesis; aphasia | 15 |
| SG | F | 62 | Medullary compression due to malignant dorsal angioma | Flaccid paraparesis | 19 |
| LB | M | 69 | Severe acquired brain injury due to cardiac arrest | Ataxia; memory deficit | 8 |
| CB | M | 71 | Cerebellar stroke | Ataxia; dysarthria; dysphagia | 15 |
| AD | F | 78 | Meningioma; right hemispheric stroke; left femoral fracture | Left hemiparesis paralysis | 21 |
| GZ | F | 50 | Cranial trauma TBI; sub-arachnoid hemorrhage | Unilateral spatial neglect; left hemiparesis | 34 |
| RP | F | 75 | Parkinson’s disease | Hypertonia; tremors | 72 |
| AA | F | 62 | Left hemispheric stroke; right femoral fracture | Right hemiparesis; aphasia | 38 |
| AV | M | 48 | Right hemispheric stroke | Left hemiparesis; frontal syndrome; unilateral spatial neglect | 7 |
| MM | F | 64 | Extrapiramidal progressive syndrome | Ataxia; dysarthria | 12 |