Contribution of sleep quality to fatigue following a stroke: a cross-sectional study

BMC Neurology

Table 1 Socio-demographic characteristics and clinical outcomes of the participants (N = 112)

	Mean ± Standard deviation
Age	64.18 ± 5.77
Time since last stroke (years)	6.08 ± 4.80
C-FAS sum score	22.72 ± 6.19
C-FAS physical score	12.42 ± 3.90
C-FAS mental score	10.41 ± 3.30
CPSQI	7.51 ± 3.85
VAS-Pain	2.27 ± 2.61
FMA-UE	41.87 ± 20.74
FMA-LE	22.87 ± 5.64
FTSTS Test (seconds)	17.58 ± 7.80
CESS	7.06 ± 4.54
CFAI	21.21 ± 7.43
CLSA	70.46 ± 18.45
CIM-C	43.15 ± 6.15
MSPSS-C	59.53 ± 16.88
	N (%)
Gender
Male	74 (66.1)
Female	38 (33.9)
Use of walking aids
Yes	86 (76.8)
No	26 (23.2)
Hemiplegia on the dominant hand
Yes	57 (50.9)
No	55 (49.1)

CESS Chinese version of the Epworth Sleepiness Scale, CFAI Chinese version of the Frenchay Activities Index, C-FAS Chinese version of the Fatigue Assessment Scale, CIM-C Cantonese version of the Community Integration Measure, CLSA Cantonese version of the Life-Space Assessment, CPSQI Cantonese version of the Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index, FMA-LE Fugl-Meyer Assessment of the lower extremities, FMA-UE Fugl-Meyer Assessment of the upper extremities, FTSTS 5-Time Sit-To-Stand, MSPSS-C Chinese version of the Multidimensional Scale of Perceived Social Support, VAS-Pain Visual Analogue Scale-Pain

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