Demographic and clinical data of nine ischemic right-hemisphere-damaged patients with pusher syndrome.

Table 1: Demographic and clinical data of nine ischemic right-hemisphere-damaged patients with pusher syndrome.

No.	Age	Gender	SIAS M Sum	Lesion volume (voxels)	Sensory disturbance (LE PS)	USN	BI	The number of days of first SCP assessment from onset	1^st SCP	Day 24 SCP	Group
1	73	Male	0	3575	Moderate	Mild	25	5	3.5	0.5	Recovery
2	60	Female	0	35045	Severe	Severe	10	5	6	0.75	Recovery
3	77	Male	11	20831	Severe	Moderate	10	7	3.25	0	Recovery
4	60	Female	0	21229	Unknown	Unknown	0	5	6	6	No recovery
5	75	Male	16	33349	Severe	Moderate	10	12	3.5	3.5	No recovery
6	88	Female	1	29110	Severe	Moderate	5	7	6	3	No recovery
7	64	Male	2	8825	Unknown	Moderate	5	4	3.5	1.75	No recovery
8	63	Male	1	34962	Severe	Severe	0	13	6	4.25	No recovery
9	65	Female	0	7464	Severe	Severe	5	9	6	3	No recovery

SIAS M Sum: Stroke Impairment Assessment Set five motor scores summation (the range of this score is 0 to 25, small score indicate more severe paresis); LE: Lower Extremity; PS: Position Sense; USN: Unilateral Spatial Neglect; BI: Barthel Index; SCP: Scale for Contraversive Pushing.