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6 Results Clinical characteristic of the study population The clinical characteristics of the study population are shown in Table 1. The mean age was 56.65 years old. Seventy seven subjects (62.1%) were males and forty seven of subjects (37.9%) were females. There were 124 subjects who suffered motoric functional impairment due to stroke attack. Characteristic Age Sex Male Female Total Number (%) Mean +/­ SD 56.65 +/­ 11.489 77 (62.1) 47 (37.9) Significant motoric improvement post­TMS intervention A parametric paired t­test analysis was performed as describe in the method to compare pre­ and post­ the ESS score. The mean of pre­ score was 70,19 and the mean of post­score was 85,68 with respectively standard deviation of 18,264 and 13,372. Thus, there was an average improvement score of 15,48 using ESS score (0­100) with a standard deviation of 11,03. (p<0,05) T­test resulted in a t value of ­15,63 and with two tail critical value of 1,98 with a confidence interval of 95%. Thus, there is a significant overall improvement as a result of TMS intervention. The graph below indicates an association in comparison of pre­ and post­ score of ESS. There is a clear improvement in ESS score . 90 80 70 60 ESS Score 50 40 30 20 10 0 Pre Figure Post A. Significant elevation of ESS Score of stroke patients with post TMS Intervention. There was an average elevation of 15,48 from pre to post ESS score. (CI=95%)(p<0,05) 30