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Table 3 Change in postural control during the first year after stroke based on systematic changes in relative position of the SwePASS score

From: Responsiveness of a modified version of the postural assessment scale for stroke patients and longitudinal change in postural control after stroke - Postural Stroke Study in Gothenburg (POSTGOT) -

 

3 to 6 months after stroke

6 to 12 months after stroke

 

n=71

n=65

 

95% CI

95% CI

Item

RP

Lower

Upper

RP

Lower

Upper

1. Supine to lateral, affected side

0.03

−0.011

0.065 n.s

−0.03

−0.071

 0.011 n.s

2. Supine to lateral, non-affected side

0.01

−0.033

0.061 n.s

−0.00

−0.043

 0.041 n.s

3. Supine to sitting up on edge of bed

0.01

−0.013

0.041 n.s

 0.00

−0.042

 0.042 n.s

4. Sitting without support

0.00

*0.000

*0.000 n.s

 0.02

−0.014

 0.045 n.s

5. Sitting to standing up

0.01

−0.047

0.076 n.s

 0.00

*0.000

*0.000 n.s

6. Standing with support

0.00

−0.037

0.038 n.s

 0.00

−0.001

 0.002 n.s

7. Standing without support

0.03

−0.024

0.080 n.s

 0.01

−0.035

 0.064 n.s

8. Standing on the non-paretic leg

0.10

 0.011

0.180 sign.

−0.07

−0.140

 0.006 n.s

9. Standing on the paretic leg

0.06

−0.012

0.137 n.s

−0.07

−0.143

 0.009 n.s

10. Standing, picking up a shoe from the floor

0.01

−0.014

0.041 n.s

 0.00

−0.014

 0.044 n.s

11. Sitting down from standing up

0.03

−0.010

0.067 n.s

 0.00

*0.000

*0.000 n.s

12. Sitting on edge of bed to supine

0.00

−0.000

0.001 n.s

 0.01

−0.015

 0.044 n.s

  Total score

0.09

 0.030

0.152 sign.

- 0.07

−0.134

−0.010 sign.

  1. Abbreviations: SwePASS; The Swedish Postural Assessment Scale for Stroke Patients, RP; Relative Position, CI; Confidence Interval, n.s.; non significant and sign; significant. *Due to rounding up by the computer program, it is unclear whether the 95% CI limits of 0.000-0.000 represent values of null or very small figures.