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The four subdimensions of SF-36 and SSQOL scales (SF-36:PF, VT, MH, SF; SSQOL: Activities, Energy, Mood, Social and Family Roles) were compared in terms of demographic and disease-related data. A statistically significant difference was found between indicated subdimensions as for age (PF / PA, VT / E,), gender (PF / PA), educational levels ( PF / PA), working status (MH / M) of the patients, and post-stroke sequelae (PF / PA, VT/ E, MH/M, SF / SFR). Relatively higher quality of life scores were detected in younger patients in the subdimensions of physical activity, and energy, in male patients, and lycée graduates (P <0.05) (Table 4).