Table 1.
Demographic characteristics, clinical characteristics, and health-related quality of life in patients with stroke
| Valuea | |
|---|---|
| Mean (SD) or number (%) | |
| Demographic characteristics | |
| Age (years) | 54.89 (10.47) |
| Sex | |
| Male | 88 (73.9 %) |
| Female | 31 (26.1 %) |
| Clinical characteristics | |
| Stroke type | |
| Hemorrhage | 62 (52.1 %) |
| Infarction | 57 (47.9 %) |
| Stroke side | |
| Left | 59 (49.6 %) |
| Right | 60 (50.4 %) |
| Duration after onset (months) | 6.04 (3.24) |
| MMSE | 26.39 (4.17) |
| BDI-II | 14.65 (9.81) |
| NIHSS | 4.31 (3.00) |
| BBS | 38.45 (14.99) |
| FMA-UE | 35.27 (21.86) |
| FMA-LE | 31.59 (10.00) |
| FIM | 88.25 (26.29) |
| SIS | |
| Strength | 8.71 (3.01) |
| Memory | 27.71 (6.03) |
| Emotion | 28.54 (5.43) |
| Communication | 30.37 (5.04) |
| ADL/IADL | 29.26 (8.84) |
| Mobility | 28.72 (9.74) |
| Hand function | 9.92 (6.03) |
| Participation/Role | 22.49 (9.02) |
| Total | 185.72 (34.14) |
aContinuous and categorical variables were displayed as mean (SD) and number (%), respectively
MMSE Mini-Mental State Examination; BDI-II Beck Depression Inventory-II; NIHSS National Institute of Health Stroke Scale; BBS Berg Balance Scale; FMA Fugl–Meyer Assessment; UE upper extremity; LE lower extremity; FIM Functional Independence Measure; SIS Stroke Impact Scale; ADL activities of daily living; IADL instrumental activities of daily living; SD standard deviation