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. 2018 Oct 16;14(1):28–45. doi: 10.1111/jnp.12172

Table 1.

Demographic and clinical characteristics, means (SD), or percentages split per group

Left‐sided VSN+ (= 33) n Right‐sided VSN+ (= 7) n Left‐sided R‐VSN (= 7) n VSN− (= 53) n Healthy (= 21) n Statistics
Sex (% male) 66.7 33 85.7 7 57.1 7 75.5 53 52.4 21 χ2(4) = 5.16, = .271
Age (years) 58.83 (9.18) 33 54.75 (11.48) 7 54.47 (14.69) 7 58.86 (12.14) 53 58.77 (9.86) 21 H(4) = 1.21, = .877a
Level of education (%) 33 6 7 51 21 χ2(8) = 12.99, = .112
Low 27.3 50 14.3 23.5 0
Moderate 36.4 33.3 42.9 29.4 28.6
High 36.4 16.7 42.9 47.1 71.4
Time post‐stroke (days) 60.36 (31.83) 33 43.00 (26.54 7 50.00 (37.76) 7 41.89 (39.77) 53 H(3) = 11.49, = .009
Stroke type (%) 26 6 6 39 χ2(6) = 4.47, = .613
Ischaemic 76.9 66.7 66.7 84.6
Haemorrhage 15.4 33.3 33.3 10.3
SAH 7.7 0 0 5.1
Lesion side (%)b 32 7 7 28
Left 0 71.4 14.3 59.6
Right 96.9 0 85.7 36.2
Bilateral 3.1 28.6 0 4.3
SAN (1–7) 6.23 (1.06) 26 2.93 (2.09) 7 5.86 (1.86) 7 5.40 (1.68) 40 H(3) = 13.36, = .004
BI (0–20) 7.92 (4.83) 33 7.86 (3.89) 7 11.14 (3.24) 7 14.90 (4.51) 40 H(3) = 33.29, p < .001
MI arm (0–100) 41.13 (41.29) 24 28.67 (45.28) 6 57.40 (37.16) 5 81.00 (28.21) 41 H(3) = 19.14, p < .001
MI leg (0–100) 51.71 (38.57) 24 40.43 (41.77) 7 67.83 (35.29) 6 77.38 (27.96) 42 H(3) = 11.04, = .012
MoCA (0–30) 19.59 (4.50) 28 16.73 (7.63) 4 23.46 (1.98) 6 22.24 (5.10) 34 H(3) = 10.25, = .017
CBS (0–30) 18.94 (7.32) 33 14.49 (4.13) 7 13.99 (6.22) 7 .66 (1.22) 53
SC (0–27) 9.31 (7.61) 32 1.83 (3.13) 6 1.29 (1.38) 7 .25 (.43) 53

BI = Barthel Index; MI = Motricity Index; MoCA = Montreal Cognitive Assessment; SAH = subarachnoid haemorrhage; SAN = Stichting Afasie Nederland.

a

We tested the relation between the average position on the road (absolute) and age. We did not found a significant relation within the left‐sided VSN+ patients (rs = .10 p = .585), right‐sided VSN+ patients (rs = −.11, p = .819), left‐sided R‐VSN patients (rs = .29, p = .535), VSN‐patients (rs = .16, p = .265), and healthy control participants (rs = .15, p = .507).

b

Most patients showed contralesional VSN, except for one patient showing ipsilesional VSN. Three patients had bilateral lesions.