Table 1.

Demographic and clinical information for the sample of 894 participants of healthy control and stroke

	Control (n = 465)	Stroke (n = 429)
Age	51 (20–88)	63 (18–92)
Sex	244 M, 221 F	280 M, 149 F
Dominant Hand	434 R, 29 L, 2 A	393 R, 33 L, 3 A
Days since Stroke	$\cdots$	17 (1–34)
Types of Stroke	$\cdots$	370 I, 59 H
TLT [0, 1, 2, 3]
Affected Side	$\cdots$	[210, 104, 73, 30]*
CMSA [1–7]
Affected Arm	$\cdots$	[29, 33, 51, 58, 61, 80, 103]
Unaffected Arm	$\cdots$	[0, 0, 0, 0, 15, 94, 320]
CMSA [1–7]
Affected Hand	$\cdots$	[31, 33, 37, 43, 74, 93, 104]
Unaffected Hand	$\cdots$	[0, 0, 0, 0, 7, 125, 297]
PPB
Affected Side	$\cdots$	6.9 (0–17.5)
Unaffected Side	$\cdots$	10.5 (2.5–19)
FIM (Total Score)	$\cdots$	93.7 (37–126)
FIM (Motor)	$\cdots$	65 (13–91)

Data are presented as the mean (range) unless otherwise noted. Square brackets for TLT, CMSA scores indicate the actual number of individuals who obtained a given score on the test, e.g., 210 individuals scored 0 on the TLT

M—Male; F—Female; R—Right; L—Light; A—Ambidextrous; H—Hemorrhagic; I—Ischemic; TLT—Thumb Localizing Test; CSMA—Chedoke-McMaster Stroke Assessment; PPB—Purdue Peg Board; and FIM—Functional Independence Measure

*2 scores were missing