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Fig 1.

Inclusion and Exclusion chart.

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Table 1.

Sample description.

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Table 2.

Clusters´ characteristics: variables included in the cluster analysis.

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Fig 2.

Decision tree for cluster´s allocation.

a The total of patient classified into this cluster are represent by the first number; if there is a misclassification, a second number is shown, and if missing data exists, the algorithm assigned “half patient” to each cluster; b NIHSS: National Institute of Health Stroke Scale; a score of 16 define a severe stroke; c Rancho Los Amigos Scale measures cognitive function at admission (1–8, worse-better); at level 6, patient gives context appropriate, goal-directed responses, present recent memory problems; d Barthel index of 10 or less indicates severe disability.

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Table 3.

Clusters´ characteristics: variables not included in the cluster analysis.

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Table 4.

Association between the clusters and outcomes.

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