An EEG Tool for Monitoring Patient Engagement during Stroke Rehabilitation: A Feasibility Study

Table 1

Demographic and clinical characteristics of patients.

Patient#	Age	Gender	M/P site of lesion	Dysfunction	Target motor function
1	61	M	Lt internal capsule	Hemiparesis (2/5)	Hand to mouth
2	55	M	Lt internal capsule	Hemiparesis (2/5)	Elbow extension
3	48	M	Rt MCA	Hemiparesis (2/5)	Elbow extension
4	52	M	Lt cerebellum	Hemiparesis (4/5)	Stability on one leg
5	70	M	Rt temporooccipital region	Hemiparesis (4/5); hypoesthesia; hemianopsia; hemineglect	Weight shift to the left
6	43	M	Rt internal capsule	Hemiparesis (3/5)	Finger extension
7	61	F	Rt internal capsule	Hemiparesis (3/5)	Finger extension
8	68	M	Lt MCA	Hemiparesis (4/5)	Stability on one leg
9	77	M	Rt MCA	Hemiparesis (4/5)	Finger movement for playing a saxophone
10	69	M	Lt MC	Hemiparesis (4/5)	Sit to stand stability and endurance
11	76	F	Rt MCA	Hemiparesis (4/5)	Preparation to grasp plastic cup
12	66	M	Rt MCA	Hemiparesis (3/5)	Reach and grasp
13	90	M	Lt MCA	Hemiparesis (3/5); aphasia	Manual dexterity: place battery, screw bolt
14	39	M	Lt internal capsule	Hemiparesis (3/5); hypoesthesia	Finger extension
15	57	F	Lt basal ganglia	Hemiparesis (4/5)	Stability of gait
16	72	F	Lt basal ganglia	Hemiparesis (4/5)	Manual dexterity: place battery
17	80	M	Lt superior cerebellum	Hemiparesis (4/5)	Stability of gait
18	67	M	Rt MCA	Hemiparesis (3/5)	Opening of hand

Based on CT scan results and on clinical presentation; MCA: middle cerebral artery.