Feasibility of Dual-Task Gait Training for Community-Dwelling Adults after Stroke: A Case Series

Table 4

Demographic and baseline characteristics of participants.

Participant	Age (years)	Gender	Time since stroke (months)	Side of hemiplegia	Fugl-Meyer	MoCA	Stroop test	Shipley	GDS	Education (years)	6 min walk (m)	Assistive device
1	72	M	12	L	24	27	39	32	3	16	243.2	None
2	74	M	11	R	25	25	49	31	3	16	230.9	Cane
3	86	M	4.5	L	26	23	NT	33	3	16	198.7	Cane
4	42	M	11	L	25	26	26	27	8	12	318.9	None
5	76	M	8.5	L	29	28	30	37	0	22	373.8	None
6	60	M	9.3	L	27	28	22	33	3	18	358.8	Cane
7	86	M	3	R	26	27	45	37	2	22	324.5	None
Mean	70.9		8.5		26.0	26.3	35.2	32.9	3.1	17.4	292.7
SD	15.5		3.5		1.6	1.8	10.8	3.5	2.4	3.6	68.0

Fugl-Meyer: Fugl-Meyer motor assessment for lower extremity (max. 34); MoCA: montreal cognitive assessment (maximum score 30); Stroop test: Stroop color-word interference score (color-word score minus color score); Shipley: Shipley vocabulary test (max. 40); GDS: geriatric depression scale (score > 5 indicates depression); NT: not tested.