Effects of Mnemonic Strategy Training on Brain Activity and Cognitive Functioning of Left-Hemisphere Ischemic Stroke Patients

Table 1

Sociodemographic and clinical characteristics of each of the left-sided stroke patients previous to MST.

Patient	Sex	Age	School years	Years since lesion	Etiology	Lesion size (cm^3)	Lesion location on the left hemisphere
P1	M	20	12	2	MCA ischemia	10.63	FP, PreCG, PostCG, INS, & Pu
P2	M	29	13	4	MCA ischemia	23.99	IFG, PreCG, & INS
P3	F	30	11	1	MCA ischemia	20.48	FP & IFG
P4	F	36	15	5	MCA ischemia	19.76	IFG, MFG, PreCG, & INS
P5	F	43	11	3	MCA ischemia	67.09	IFG, PreCG, PostCG, NCR, & Pu
P6	F	44	11	12	MCA ischemia	89.61	IFG, MFG, SFG, PreCG, PostCG, INS, & SPL
P7	M	51	11	2	MCA ischemia	61.18	IFG, MFG, PreCG, PostCG, STG, & IPL
P8	F	45	11	3	MCA ischemia	17.28	PreCG, PostCG, & INS
P9	F	48	15	4	ACA ischemia	8.75	SFG, PreCG, & Cg
P10	F	55	11	10	MCA ischemia	12.73	PreCG & PostCG
P11	M	57	11	3	MCA ischemia	13.20	Superior part of PreCG & PostCG

M: male; F: female; MCA: middle cerebral artery; FP: frontal pole; IFG: inferior frontal gyrus; MFG: middle frontal gyrus; SFG: superior frontal gyrus; PreCG: precentral gyrus; PostCG: postcentral gyrus; STG: superior temporal gyrus; SPL: superior parietal lobule; INS: insula; Cg: cingulate cortex; NCR: nucleocapsular region; Pu: putamen.