Potential predictors for health-related quality of life in stroke patients undergoing inpatient rehabilitation

Table 1 Demographic characteristics, clinical characteristics, and health-related quality of life in patients with stroke

	Value^a
	Mean (SD) or number (%)
Demographic characteristics
Age (years)	54.89 (10.47)
Sex
Male	88 (73.9 %)
Female	31 (26.1 %)
Clinical characteristics
Stroke type
Hemorrhage	62 (52.1 %)
Infarction	57 (47.9 %)
Stroke side
Left	59 (49.6 %)
Right	60 (50.4 %)
Duration after onset (months)	6.04 (3.24)
MMSE	26.39 (4.17)
BDI-II	14.65 (9.81)
NIHSS	4.31 (3.00)
BBS	38.45 (14.99)
FMA-UE	35.27 (21.86)
FMA-LE	31.59 (10.00)
FIM	88.25 (26.29)
SIS
Strength	8.71 (3.01)
Memory	27.71 (6.03)
Emotion	28.54 (5.43)
Communication	30.37 (5.04)
ADL/IADL	29.26 (8.84)
Mobility	28.72 (9.74)
Hand function	9.92 (6.03)
Participation/Role	22.49 (9.02)
Total	185.72 (34.14)

^aContinuous and categorical variables were displayed as mean (SD) and number (%), respectively
MMSE Mini-Mental State Examination; BDI-II Beck Depression Inventory-II; NIHSS National Institute of Health Stroke Scale; BBS Berg Balance Scale; FMA Fugl–Meyer Assessment; UE upper extremity; LE lower extremity; FIM Functional Independence Measure; SIS Stroke Impact Scale; ADL activities of daily living; IADL instrumental activities of daily living; SD standard deviation

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