Table 2 Stroke-related clinical characteristics for patients.

no	Gender/ Age (years)	Educ. (years)	Aphasia type	Site of lesion	Size of lesion (cm³)	Time post-stroke (days)	AQ (0–100) ^#	PQ (0–40) ^#	CQ (0–100) ^#	SS (0–20) ^#	AC (0–200) ^#	R (0–100) ^#	N (0–100) ^#	R&W (0–200) ^#	P (0–60) ^#	C (0–100) ^#
1	M/51	10	Conduction	Frontal, limbic	119.22	14	40.6	10.1	35.7	4	106	100	48	17	43	12
2	F/71	10	Conduction	Frontal, parietal, insular	145.58	16	46.2	29.1	61.5	10	186	100	33	128	54	73
3	M/33	9	Broca’s	Temporal, occipital	101.62	5	25.4	3.1	19.9	4	82	76	8	9	6	12
4	M/44	8	anomic	Frontal, parietal	70.38	16	60.6	33.7	74.0	18	200	100	94	156	60	80.5
5	M/60	9	anomic	Temporal, occipital	159.56	11	34.7	6.0	27.9	6	91	86	39	14	18	16
6	F/47	9	anomic	Frontal, insular	177.86	2	42.3	33.5	64.2	13	190	100	10	142.5	60	92.5
7	M/63	8	anomic	Temporal, occipital	68.57	5	53.2	28.2	63.9	17	183	100	66	107.5	56	81
8	F/65	6	anomic	Temporal, occipital	125.14	9	50.2	35.4	70.2	17	193	100	46	167	60	87
9	F/77	10	Conduction	Subcortical, insular	75.80	7	32	18.2	39.7	2	110	92	12	72	40	43
10	M/54	7	anomic	Temporal	48.74	17	51.8	30.5	66.3	10	198	95	60	135.5	56	76.5
11	M/37	7	anomic	Temporal, occipital	46.86	3	61	35.0	75.5	18	200	100	96	177	60	72.5
12	M/69	9	anomic	Frontal, temporal	1.68	15	57.4	36.4	74.3	18	184	100	86	172.5	60	91.5
13	M/38	9	anomic	Frontal, temporal, insular	122.78	17	27.7	15.9	34.2	2	89	90	3	68.5	24	50.5
14	F/57	8	Conduction	Temporal	32.15	8	37.2	16.9	35.5	1	101	85	0	44.5	42	54
15	M/64	11	Conduction	Frontal, temporal, limbic	20.01	14	34.2	18.6	41.7	7	121	88	19	63.5	46	45.5
16	M/51	10	Conduction	Temporal, occipital	225.77	3	25	12.7	30.0	2	96	74	2	37	42	20
17	F/29	9	Broca’s	Temporal, limbic	76.55	7	15.4	13.9	28.4	1	137	2	6	26	34	56

M, male; F, female; PQ, Performance Quotient; CQ, Cortical Quotient; Educ., Education; SS, Spontaneous speech; AC, Auditory comprehension; R, Repetition; N, Naming; R&W, Reading&writing; P, Praxis; C, Construction.
^#indicates the ranges for each subtest.

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