Table 1 Characteristics of subjects (demographic data, site of cerebellar lesion, volume of the lesion in cm³, and etiology). M – male, F – female, age and education are given in years

From: Cognitive impairment in cerebellar lesions: a logit model based on neuropsychological testing

	Patients						Control
N	Gender	Age	Education	Lesion site	Lesion volume	Lesion etiology	Gender	Age	Education
1	M	57	13	Left hemisphere	17.79	Tumor	M	67	13
2	F	51	18	Left hemisphere	31.92	Tumor	F	55	14
3	M	79	13	Left hemisphere	16.24	Stroke	F	79	12
4	M	57	18	Both hemispheres + vermis	87.51	Stroke	F	67	14
5	M	22	12	Left hemisphere + vermis	67.50	Tumor	F	50	18
6	F	68	10	Right hemisphere	26.52	Tumor	M	50	19
7	M	70	13	Right hemisphere	45.45	Stroke	F	75	14
8	M	47	23	Left hemisphere	15.33	Tumor	M	59	18
9	M	47	12	Left hemisphere	7.80	Stroke	M	53	18
10	F	50	13	Left hemisphere	18.14	Tumor	M	75	23
11	M	66	11	Right hemisphere	7.49	Stroke	M	57	18
12	M	26	18	Both hemispheres	1.89	Tumor	M	48	19
13	M	27	12	Right vermis	2.40	Stroke	M	29	15
14	F	79	12	Left hemisphere	10.88	Stroke	M	33	15
15	M	57	18	Right hemisphere	8.75	Stroke	M	60	17
16	F	29	15	Left hemisphere	9.92	Tumor	M	66	12
17	M	63	12	Left hemisphere	4.52	Stroke	M	70	13
18	M	50	18	Right hemisphere	2.28	Stroke	M	77	13
19	F	90	11	Left hemisphere	28.16	Stroke	F	88	12
20	F	62	13	Right hemisphere	0.56	Stroke	M	22	12
21	M	73	20	Right hemisphere	27.23	Tumor	F	29	13
22	M	68	12	Right hemisphere	49.39	Stroke	M	43	11
23	M	43	11	Right hemisphere	15.65	Stroke	M	47	12
24	M	32	13	Left hemisphere	3.89	Tumor	M	32	13
25	M	32	19	Right hemisphere	23.76	Stroke	M	32	13

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