Application of Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation with Electroencephalography in the Evaluation of Brain Function Changes after Stroke

Table 1

Information overview of the 16 patients.

Number	Gender	Age (yrs.)	Injury site	Paralysis side	Admission FMA	Discharge FMA	Admission ADL	Discharge ADL	Admission MMSE	Discharge MMSE
S1	Male	62	Cerebral infarction-left hemisphere	Right	53	72	15	30	12	15
S2	Male	55	Cerebral infarction-left hemisphere	Right	8	19	30	60	8	14
S3	Male	61	Cerebral infarction-right basal ganglia	Left	34	40	50	60	18	25
S4	Male	74	Cerebral infarction-left hemisphere(lacunar infarction)	Right	86	98	95	100	28	29
S5	Male	65	Cerebral infarction-left basal ganglia	Right	62	90	70	80	30	30
S6	Male	51	Cerebral infarction-right hemisphere	Left	8	38	30	50	15	20
S7	Male	46	Cerebral hemorrhage-left basal ganglia	Right	14	42	30	50	8	20
S8	Male	62	Cerebral infarction-right hemisphere	Left	8	19	5	20	12	16
S9	Female	77	Cerebral infarction-left hemisphere (lacunar infarction)	Right	0	8	10	20	5	6
S10	Male	76	Cerebral infarction (left basal ganglia, lateral ventricle)	Right	29	40	45	60	10	18
S11	Male	79	Cerebral infarction-right hemisphere	Left	70	76	5	25	24	26
S12	Male	78	Cerebral infarction-left basal ganglia	Right	84	92	90	95	18	22
S13	Male	32	Cerebral infarction-right hemisphere	Left	30	53	35	60	26	30
S14	Female	67	Cerebral infarction-right basal ganglia	Left	90	95	45	90	12	26
S15	Male	63	Cerebral infarction-left frontotemporal parietal lobe	Right	12	50	40	55	Aphasia	Aphasia
S16	Female	74	Cerebral infarction-right hemisphere	Left	28	56	25	50	22	29