Table 1.

Demographic and clinical characteristics of patients.

N	6
Age (years)	61.7 (46.5–71.0)
Gender (Female/Male)	2F/4M
Dominant arm (Right/Left)	5R/1L
Paretic side (Right/Left)	6R
Impairment (Fugl-Meyer score)	52.8 (45–62)
Time since stroke (years)	12.0 (2.0–31.1)

Shown are number of participants, mean age (range), gender, race, hand dominance, paretic side, mean Fugl-Meyer assessment score at first assessment (range; maximum 66), and time since stroke (range). Inclusion criteria were age ≥18 years; premorbid right-hand dominance; unilateral motor stroke; contralateral arm weakness with Medical Research Council score <5/5 in a major muscle group. Exclusion criteria were traumatic brain injury; musculoskeletal, medical, or non-stroke neurological condition interfering with assessment of motor function; contracture at shoulder, elbow, or wrist; moderate dysmetria or truncal ataxia; visuospatial neglect; apraxia; global inattention; blindness.