The Motor Recovery Related with Brain Lesion in Patients with Intracranial Hemorrhage

Table 1

Baseline characteristics and lesion size of subjects.

Pt.	Paretic side	Sex	Age	Location/cause of lesion	Lesion volume (cm^3)	Rehabilitation started; (days after onset)
1	Rt. hemiplegia	M	53	ICH, BG, Lt.	18.13	24
2	Lt. hemiplegia	F	68	ICH, BG, Rt.	30.78	17
3	Rt. hemiplegia	F	26	ICH, T-P, Lt.	50.59	21
4	Rt. hemiplegia	F	46	ICH, BG, Lt.	12.99	10
5	Lt. hemiplegia	M	33	ICH, BG, Rt.	20.27	24
6	Lt. hemiplegia	M	53	ICH, thalamus, Rt.	19.16	17
7	Rt. hemiplegia	M	29	ICH, BG, Lt.	52.57	20
8	Lt. hemiplegia	M	52	ICH, BG, Rt.	52.09	11
9	Rt. hemiplegia	F	70	ICH, thalamus, Lt.	14.67	22
10	Lt. hemiplegia	M	43	ICH, BG, Rt.	58.66	10
11	Lt. hemiplegia	M	58	ICH, F-T, Rt.	49.66	13
			47.3 ± 15.1		34.51 ± 18.12	17.6 ± 5.6

BG, basal ganglia; ICH, intracerebral hemorrhage; Lt., left; Rt., right; SD, standard deviation; T-P, temporoparietal; F-T, frontotemporal.
Values are given in mean ± standard deviation.