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Supplemental table. Overview of main outcomes of structural MRI
Total group*, Impact of lesions
N=275 Mean 5.9 vs 7.3
P = 0.002
N=199 Mean 10.2 vs 10.2 P=0.97
N=128 Mean 3.6 vs 3.4 P=0.8
N=103 Mean 502 vs 542 ms. P=0.5
N=103 Mean 54.0 vs 75.6 P=0.1
N=155 Mean 0.8 vs 0.9 P=0.7
1 2
64, M,MO 1 62,F,MO 4
PPV-large
PPV-large Yes Yes
2 6
Na Na
Na Na
509 Na
69 Na
0.77 Gait width abnormal
3
53,M,MA 4
PPV-large Yes Yes (2), PH-large
3
Na
Na
Na
Na
Na Pyramidal signs
4 5 6
61,M,MA 1 65,F,MA 2 66,M,MA 4
PH-small PH-medium
Yes None Yes None Yes Yes
5 6 7
8 Na 13
3,9 Na 4,7
440 Na 439
23 Na 45
Na Tandem side steps
7
66,F,MO 4
PPV-medium (4)
None None None None
6
Na
Na
Na
Na
Na None
8 9
50,F,MO 1 61,F,MA 2
PPV-medium
PPV-small Yes None
8 7
13 Na
5,0 Na
615 Na
110 Na
0.66 None Na None
10 11
71, M,MA 2 70, F,CO 1
PH-small
PH-small (2) None None
5 5
5 Na
2,2 Na
Na Na
Na Na
1.14 None Na None
PPV,medium PH-small (2)
Na Sensory limb ataxia
PH-medium PPV-medium
Na None Na None
PH-medium PH-small (2) PPV-small
None None
APV-small None None
Subject
Age, gender, migraine
Amount of cerebellar ischemic lesions
Cerebellar ischemic region and size
Supratentorial infarct-like lesion
Infratentorial hyperintense lesion (pontine)
Peg Assembly score
Block design scaled score
Prism adaptation (cm)
Eyeblink peaktime (ms)
Eyeblink normalized peak- amplitude#
Body-sway Two-legs stance condition
roll angle
Neurological examination