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<p>Observed changes in trends for the MI-arm scores of upper extremities between week 1 and week 52, split for VSN patients (dot) and non-VSN patients (+).</p
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<p>Observed changes in trends for the FM-arm scores of upper extremities between week 1 and week 52, split for VSN patients (dot) and non-VSN patients (+).</p
Multivariate regression model: unstandardized regression coefficients, confidence intervals (CI) and level of significance for the analysis of the time-dependent association between VSN severity and task (FM-arm and MI-arm), corrected for type of treatment, outcome scores at baseline, severity of stroke, and sensory deficits, during the first year post-stroke.
<p>Multivariate regression model: unstandardized regression coefficients, confidence intervals (CI) and level of significance for the analysis of the time-dependent association between VSN severity and task (FM-arm and MI-arm), corrected for type of treatment, outcome scores at baseline, severity of stroke, and sensory deficits, during the first year post-stroke.</p
Demographical and stroke characteristics per group (VSN versus non-VSN).
<p>Demographical and stroke characteristics per group (VSN versus non-VSN).</p
Probabilities of regaining some upper limb capacity at 6 months post-stroke in patients who initially did not show finger extension.
<p>Probabilities of regaining some upper limb capacity at 6 months post-stroke in patients who initially did not show finger extension.</p
Means, variance, and range of VSN severity over time.
<p>Means, variance, and range of VSN severity over time.</p
Additional file 4: of Transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) for improving capacity in activities and arm function after stroke: a network meta-analysis of randomised controlled trials
Presentation of outcomes of included studies. (PDF 90 kb
Kaplan-Meier cumulative ‘event’ curve for recovery of VFE in the group of patients who regain some upper limb capacity at 6 months post-stroke (N = 45).
<p>The numbers represent the number of patients with VFE at each time point (Fugl-Meyer Assessment hand sub item FE≥1).</p
Kaplan-Meier cumulative ‘event’ curve for recovery of VFE (N = 100).
<p>The numbers represent the number of patients with VFE at each time point (Fugl-Meyer Assessment hand sub item FE≥1). Three patients were lost to follow-up.</p
Candidate baseline determinants associated with regaining some upper limb capacity at 6 months post-stroke.
<p>Candidate baseline determinants associated with regaining some upper limb capacity at 6 months post-stroke.</p
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