Table 1.

Clinical demographics for stroke subjects

Stroke subject	Affected side	Days post- stroke	Hours elapsed initial-retest	Stroke type	Lesion location	Vascular territory	FIM	BIT	TLT	CMSA [arm, hand]	PPB
1	R	4	19.0	I	SC	MCA	82	142	0	[4, 4]	0
2	R	7	22.6	I	C	MCA	101	138	0	[4, 5]	4
3	B	7	24.2	I	Cb	AICA	95	145	0	[6, 7]	5(R)a
4	B	10	0.3	I	Cb + Br	PICA	110	144	0	[7, 7]	10(L)b
5	R	14	6.6	I	C + SC	MCA	124	139	0	[7, 7]	12
6	R	18	0.8	I	C + SC	MCA	94	135	2	[5, 6]	4
7	L	21	24.9	I	C	MCA	74	141	3	[1, 1]	0
8	L	43	23.8	I	SC	MCA	106	135	1	[4, 6]	7
9	L	50	20.9	I	SC	MCA	115	142	0	[5, 6]	8
10	L	83	21.5	I	SC	MCA	85	128	1	[2, 2]	0
11	R	86	52.8	H	C + SC	MCA	111	144	1	[3, 4]	0
12	R	87	24.2	H	C + SC	MCA	106	146	0	[5, 6]	10
13	R	147	25.1	I	C	MCA	124	142	0	[7, 7]	11
14	L	178	5.1	H	SC	MCA	115	144	2	[3, 5]	0
15	R	186	0.8	I	C	MCA	126	145	0	[7, 7]	12

Abbreviations: L left, R right, B bilateral, I ischemic, H hemorrhagic, C cortical, SC subcortical, Cb cerebellar, Br brainstem, MCA middle cerebral artery, AICA anterior inferior cerebellar artery, PICA posterior inferior cerebellar artery, FIM Functional Independence Measure, BIT Behavioral Inattention Test, TLT thumb localizing test, CMSA Chedoke-McMaster Stroke Assessment, PPB Purdue Pegboard

^aSubject 3 scored 6 for both arms and 7 for both hands on the CMSA, PPB is reported for the more impaired (right) arm

^bSubject 4 scored 7 for both arms and hands on the CMSA, PPB is reported for the more impaired (left) arm