Virtual reality assessment of reaching accuracy in patients with recent cerebellar stroke

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Table 2 Clinical characteristics of patients in the stroke cohort

Patient	Age	Days since stroke (at time of recording)	Location of stroke lesion	Fugl-Meyer	BARS
Patient 1	72	10	Right Cerebellar
Patient 2	70	6	Bilateral Cerebellar	97.5	6
Patient 3	50	63	Right Cerebellar	100	0
Patient 4	66	3	Left Cerebellar	95.5	1
Patient 5	61	6	Bilateral Cerebellar	78.5	5
Patient 6	57	135	Bilateral Cerebellar	99	5
Patient 7	83	90	Bilateral Cerebellar	90	4
Patient 8	58	78	Left Cerebellar	100	1
Patient 9	65	42	Right Cerebellar	88.5	1
Patient 10	65	10	Left Cerebellar	93	6

Patient 1 is described in Isenstein et al. 2022
The Fugl-Meyer assessment consists of 10 items selected in Lin et al. 2021. Each item is scored 0, 1, or 2 points with higher score indicating higher functionality. All items are assessed on the left side first and then the right side. The final score is calculated using an online artificial network described in Lin et al. 2021. The maximum score is 100 and the minimum score is 0. A higher score indicates higher functionality
The BARS scoring system is adapted from Schmahmann et al. 2009. The maximum score is 30 and the minimum score is 0. A higher score indicates higher degree of ataxia

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