Table 2. Clinical characteristic of patients with stroke.

Patient NO.	Sex	Age, Years	Onset Time, Month	Hemiplegia	Location of Lesion	Hypertension	Diabetes mellitus
1	M	49	5	L	R basal ganglia; R oval	Y	Y
2	M	61	3	L	R pons; R basal ganglion	Y	Y
3	M	62	5	L	R basal ganglion; Thalamus	Y	N
4	F	74	4	L	R pons; R parietal lobe	Y	N
5	M	61	3	L	R pons; R basal ganglion	Y	N
6	M	49	5	L	R Frontal, R Parietal, R Temporal lobe	Y	N
7	F	62	5	L	R Frontal, R Parietal, R Temporal lobe; R temporal-occipital junction	N	Y
8	M	45	6	L	R Frontal, R parietal, R temporal lobe	Y	N
9	M	52	5	L	R oval; R basal ganglia	Y	N
10	F	30	5	R	L basal ganglia	Y	Y
11	M	57	2	R	L parietal lobe	Y	N
12	M	67	3	R	L basal ganglia	N	N
13	M	46	3	R	L basal ganglia; L frontal lobe; L insula	N	Y
14	M	46	5	R	L Frontal, parietal, temporal lobe	Y	Y
15	F	69	5	R	L thalamus; Bilateral basal ganglia; L frontal lobe	Y	Y
16	M	54	6	R	L frontal lobe, L temporal lobe, L parietal lobe, insular; basal ganglia	Y	Y
17	M	57	3	R	L basal ganglia; L insula; L frontal lobe	N	Y

This table shows clinical characteristic of patients with stroke. F, female; M, male; R, right; L, left; Y, yes; N, no