Fully Automated Detection of Corticospinal Tract Damage in Chronic Stroke Patients

Table 1

Clinical and demographic data of 22 patients with ischemic stroke.

Patient no.	Sex	Age; (y)	Dominant hand	Location of lesion	Time after stroke; (months)	Education; (years)	Lesion volume; (mm^3)	FMA Score
Group 1
01	M	67	R	R, PLIC	9.7	9	551.2	42
02	F	64	R	L, CR, temporal lobe	6.5	8	859.3	31
03	M	63	R	R, PLIC, parietal lobe	23.3	6	1914.0	10
04	M	37	R	R, PLIC, BG	6.9	17	1429.6	30
05	M	51	R	R, PLIC, BG	59	12	1960.8	47
06	M	65	R	R, CR, BG	54.4	9	1339.0	42
07	M	60	R	R, CR, BG	42.2	9	5133.6	47
08	F	69	R	L, CR, BG	12.6	8	1280.8	20
09	M	62	R	L, BG, CR	26.2	6	1592.6	17
10	F	73	R	R, BG, CR	40.4	0	845.0	25
Group 2
01	M	56	R	R, TH	12.2	8	25.7	100
02	M	52	R	L, CR, CS	7.2	12	100.1	100
03	M	60	R	L, CR, temporal lobe	11	12	26071.5	100
04	M	43	R	L, CR, BG	16	9	84.9	100
05	M	70	R	L, TH, BG	43	12	624.7	100
06	M	70	R	L, TH	25.3	6	371.0	100
07	M	56	R	L, BG	24	12	61.0	100
08	M	59	R	L, CR, BG	53.4	12	2073.3	100
09	M	60	R	L, BG	10.6	12	29.6	100
10	M	61	R	R, TH	12.7	0	96.3	100
11	M	68	R	L, CR, BG	9.7	6	772.5	100
12	M	53	R	R, BG	15.2	15	164.0	100

M: male; F: female; L: left; R: right; IC: internal capsule; PLIC: posterior limb of IC; BG: basal ganglia; CR: corona radiata; TH: thalamus; CS: centrum semiovale.