Table 1.

Characteristics of stroke subjects (F: female, M: male, angle in degrees, fully extended position of the elbow was considered as 180°, age in years, post stroke months, ROM: range of motion).

ID	Arm	Age	Sex	Weight (lb)	Post stroke	Elbow MAS	Resting angle	Passive ROM	Active ROM	Tardieu angle R1
1	Right	57	F	187	65	1+	142	40–180	56–180	112
2	Right	67	M	272	30	1+	150	65–169	82–151	118
3	Left	68	M	176	50	0	168	52–180	Full	180
4	Left	59	F	130	16	1	166	55–180	60–180	160
5	Right	75	M	195	93	1	170	48–180	Full	135
6	Right	50	M	180	26	0	175	70–180	Full	180
7	Left	89	M	226	71	1+	150	60–180	90–170	130
8	Right	62	M	200	93	0	168	50–180	50–170	180
9	Left	70	M	186	74	1+	132	60–152	None	122
10	Right	37	M	205	29	3	110	60–142	None	98
11	Right	65	M	135	97	3	120	84–154	None	100
12	Left	54	M	185	49	3	120	30–170	None	100
13	Right	54	M	230	41	2	136	42–170	None	120
14	Right	52	M	182	13	2	138	52–280	None	122
15	Right	76	M	214	12	1	160	55–170	55–160	110
16	Left	49	F	115	67	2	150	54–180	70–141	95
17	Right	50	F	144	107	1+	125	56–180	Full	110

Bold numbers reflect patients with same MAS, resting, and/or Tardieu R1 angle. This makes less data points in Figure 4 than the actual number of cases.