Table 3.

Behavioral measurements, total score results, assessment 1 (A1) and 2 (A2) (n = 15).

ID		ASRS		A-NING		FM-UE		BNT		NVOA
		A1	A2	A1	A2	A1	A2	A1	A2	A1	A2
1		44	35	35	95	0	4	0	21	16	17
2		18	15	36	46	0	2	1	2	6	7
3		23	15	26	86	1	9	0	5	2	9
4		22	14	70	120	2	10	12	38	17	20
5		17	9	134	202	2	29	49	51	18	30
6		17	5	160	200	1	7	15	48	21	32
7		29	28	22	25	0	2	0	0	0	2
8		28	18	38	173	16	34	0	44	5	21
9		10	2	207	216	2	23	45	50	27	32
10		6	2	199	218	57	60	57	57	29	32
11		9	2	150	190	21	51	17	43	12	20
12		7	7	118	192	7	40	32	42	26	27
13		7	3	181	206	57	60	52	52	23	32
14		32	23	18	133	58	60	0	49	26	30
15		25	24	10	25	0	4	0	0	0	0
	Mean	19.6	13.5	93.6	141.8	14.9	26.3	18.7	33.5	15.2	20.7
	(SD)	10.9	10.5	72.8	71.0	22.8	23.0	22.1	21.4	10.4	11.5
	Median	18	14	70	173	2	23	12	43	17	21

ASRS, Apraxia of speech rating scale, max 52, cut-off value for AOS ≥ 8 points; A-NING, A-ning neurolinguistic aphasia examination, total score results and severity index classification: very severe/Global ≤ 42 (INDEX ≤ 0.9), Severe ≤ 82 (INDEX ≤ 1.8), Moderate ≤ 170 (INDEX ≤ 3,8), Moderate/mild ≤ 192 (INDEX ≤ 4.4), Mild ≤ 208 (INDEX ≤ 4.7), No Aphasia > 208 (INDEX > 4.8), maximum 220 points; FM-UE, upper extremity motor portion of the Fugl-Meyer scale, max 60, cut-off level severe—moderate imp. 19 ± 2 points, moderate—mild 47 ± 2 points; BNT, Boston naming test, max 60, cut-off value ≤ 47–55 based on normative data (education); NVOA, non verbal oral apraxia protocol, max 32, cut-off value for NVOA diagnosis < 29 points.