The relation between Ashworth scale scores and the excitability of the α motor neurones in patients with post-stroke muscle spasticity

Table 2

Patients’ demographic and clinical data

Patient	Age/sex	Months   since stroke	Ashworth scale score	H reflex latency	H_max:M_max
F, female; H_max, maximum amplitude of the H reflex; M, male; M_max, maximum amplitude of the motor response.
1	70/M	8	1	36.8	0.37
2	56/M	12	1	33.8	0.86
3	71/M	11	1	33.2	0.38
4	53/F	36	1	37.6	0.89
5	47/F	7	1	29.4	0.38
6	53/M	14	1	33.8	0.74
7	63/F	40	1	30.2	0.59
8	69/F	30	1	34.4	1.03
9	76/F	10	1	32.2	0.35
10	68/M	18	1	35.2	0.25
11	76/M	8	1	29.4	0.17
12	72/M	11	1	35.8	0.83
13	54/F	27	1	30.6	0.38
14	46/M	9	1	32.6	0.38
15	55/M	8	2	36.0	0.66
16	46/M	2	2	32.6	0.30
17	46/M	11	2	35.4	0.68
18	52/M	11	2	33.2	0.40
19	66/M	10	2	32.0	0.43
20	64/F	6	2	33.8	0.55
21	55/M	4	2	33.2	0.71
22	81/M	12	2	35.0	0.60
23	70/F	30	2	36.2	0.40
24	56/M	8	2	37.8	1.11
25	31/M	5	3	34.0	1.15

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