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. 2019 Apr 30;43(2):142–148. doi: 10.5535/arm.2019.43.2.142

Table 2.

Association between brain lesion location and time to dysphagia recovery

PLIC (n=19) Caudate nucleus (n=28) Putamen (n=26) PMC (n=30) PSC (n=27) SMC (n=29) ACC (n=6) OFC (n=6) POC (n=27) IC (n=29) Thalamus (n=1)
Age (yr) 66.39±10.15 65.13±11.06 64.6±11.09 66.38±8.89 66.08±8.58 66.38±8.89 64.83±9.66 72.67±2.25 65.93±8.45 67.18±9.04 70
mRS 3.13±1.45 3.20±1.54 3.50±1.37 3.62±1.51 3.73±1.37 3.62±1.40 3.67±1.51 4.50±0.55 3.63±1.45 3.21±1.57 4
NIHSS 7.83±6.10 8.03±6.32 10.00±6.36 10.66±6.37 11.19±6.39 10.66±6.37 11.33±8.14 14.33±4.27 10.81±6.57 9.29±6.63 6
Recovery time (day) 36.65±15.83 32.60±17.27 18.41±10.82 18.28±10.11 20.40±11.30 18.28±10.11 14.17±7.85 18.67±8.88 19.93±11.22 21.00±10.52 7

Values are presented as mean±standard deviation.

mRS, Modified Rankin Scale; NIHSS, National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale; PLIC, posterior limb of internal capsule; PMC, primary motor cortex; PSC, primary somatosensory cortex; SMC, supplementary motor cortex; ACC, anterior cingulate cortex; OFC, orbitofrontal cortex; POC, parieto-occipital cortex; IC, insular cortex.