Health and functioning in a stroke population five years after first incidence

Table 1.

N=101living aloneliving with spouseNot knownLiving at homeHome for elderly/nurseryService flats/Disability shared houseNot knownTotal10132681831071Women401524132611Men6117445146

Table 2.

N=101FrequencyCombined with other problemsNo problems11Problems with:Fatigue5650Memory4038Concentration3434Muscle weakness, paralysis and/or spasticity3427Writing and reading3131Speech2828Change of personality2626Pain1818Emotions2222Sight1313others1612

Table 3.

N=1010 – No symptoms at all1 – No significant disability despite symptoms2 – Slight disability3 – Moderate disability4 – Moderately severe disability5 – Severe disabilityNot knownTotal101153618131432Women407157542Men618211181012

Table 4.

N=101Full-time jobPart-time jobUnemployedPension benefit payablePension and disability pensionFull-time job – age over 67Total1018622812Women4072229Men61142522

Table 5.

ParameterEstimateStd. ErrorIntercept210.439.59EBIQ−0.67880.0967