Table 1.

Characteristics and results of transcranial magnetic stimulation in patients and healthy volunteers in the motor cortex ipsilesional or contralesional to cerebellar infarcts

	Age (years)	Sex	Territory	SARA	NIHSS	JTT (s)	rMT contral.	rMT ipsil.	SICI contral.	SICI ipsil.	ICF contral.	ICF ipsil.
Patients
1	63	F	PICA	1	0	108.2	45	50	92.4	40.0	104.8	78.3
2	49	M	PICA	6	2	110.8	45	47	57.3	31.9	127.7	104.5
3	39	F	SUCA	11	4	351.3	45	51	51.1	11.8	165.4	179.0
4	56	M	PICA	1	0	86.3	81	61	88.4	62.6	162.7	96.4
5	41	M	PICA	0	0	76.6	50	52	117.6	50.9	177.9	211.3
6	49	M	SUCA	2	2	77.9	47	49	109.2	47.9	229.5	218.8
7	21	F	PICA	1	0	113.6	60	48	71.8	57.1	266.1	156.4
Healthy volunteers
1	68	F					51	58	113.3	139.0	141.9	363.6
2	45	M					76	70	116.3	138.6	127.6	315.4
3	43	F					54	51	59.6	59.7	141.7	156.4
4	60	M					68	64	44.8	233.9	277.3	299.6
5	38	M					48	45	48.2	58.2	90.8	124.3
6	55	M					49	49	117.5	47.2	134.7	95.3
7	21	F					41	41	70.1	35.3	185.8	185.8

SARA scale for the assessment and rating of ataxia, NIHSS National Institutes of Health stroke scale, JTT (s) Jebsen–Taylor test in seconds, rMT resting motor threshold (% of stimulator’s output), contral. contralesional hemisphere, ipsil. ipsilesional hemisphere, rMT contral. resting motor threshold in the contralesional hemisphere, rMT ipsil. resting motor threshold in the ipsilesional hemisphere, SICI short-interval intracortical inhibition (%), ICF intracortical facilitation (%), SICI contral. short-interval intracortical inhibition (%) in the contralesional hemisphere, SICI ipsil. short-interval intracortical inhibition (%) in the ipsilesional hemisphere, ICF contral. intracortical facilitation (%) in the contralesional hemisphere, ICF ipsil. intracortical facilitation (%) in the ipsilesional hemisphere, PICA posterior cerebellar inferior artery, SUCA superior cerebellar artery