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. 2017 Apr 12;117(6):2324–2338. doi: 10.1152/jn.00864.2016

Table 1.

Number of head impulses performed by each patient

Ipsilesional
Contralesional Total Active Ipsilateral
No. Total LRG with CS HRG with CS
1 34 28 0 39 23
2 30 29 0 28
3 42 39 3 43 27
4 44 0 18 44 3
5 28 1 21 32
6 25 25 0 36 31
7 27 10 10 21
8 40 0 25 40
9 25 0 12 29
10 30 21 5 33
11 33 17 11 31 20
12 37 28 3 34 32
13 29 23 0 22 13
14 23 11 3 25
15 25 19 1 34 13
16 32 7 4 35 17
17 8 0 7 10
18 16 0 12 6
19 12 4 4 11
20 20 8 3 13
21 12 0 8 12
22 20 0 17 18
23 11 4 2 8
603 274 169 604 179

The first column reports the patient number, the following three columns refer to passive head impulses to the ipsilesional side and report their total followed by the number of analyzed impulses, i.e., those presenting a covert saccade (CS) within 150 ms from the onset of the head rotation, falling in the low residual gain (LRG) and high residual gain (HRG) groups. The following column represents the total number of head impulses performed to the healthy side and the last column reports the number of active head impulses to the ipsilesional side performed by the nine patients that were able to correctly perform them.