Influence of Chronic Stroke on Functional Arm Reaching: Quantifying Deficits in the Ipsilesional Upper Extremity

Table 1

Demographics and stroke characteristics of community-dwelling stroke participants are shown in the table.

Subject	Sex; M/F	Age; (year)	Weight; (kg)	Height; (cm)	I Side; (L/R)	Concordant/; Discordant	Type; (H/I)	Onset; (year)	SIS; (UE)	SIS; (LE)	SOMC	FES
n = 13	5/8				7/6	8/5	6/7
Mean		60.75	93.48	169.27				9.72	33.41	31.45	5.21	15.36
SD		5.12	41.27	8.80				3.32	5.56	7.36	2.13	2.76

I Side = Involved Side, M = Male, F = Female, L = Left; R = Right; H = Hemorrhagic; I = Ischemic; M = Male; F = Female; BMI = Body Mass Index; Concordant stroke = Dominant hand is also stroke-affected hand or Discordant = Dominant hand is not stroke-affected), SIS = Stroke Impact Scale, UE = Upper Extremity, LE = Lower Extremity, SOMC = Short Orientation-Memory-Concentration Test of Cognitive Impairment, and FES = Falls-Efficacy Scale.