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Table 1 Demographics and clinical characteristics of patients and control subjects

From: Cerebrovascular disease influences functional and structural network connectivity in patients with amnestic mild cognitive impairment and Alzheimer’s disease

 

HC (n = 65)

aMCI (n = 39)

aMCI+CeVD (n = 50)

AD (n = 47)

AD+CeVD (n = 47)

p value

Age (years)

67.3 (6.2)b,c,d,e

71.8 (7.9)d

71.4 (8.7)d

75.2 (7.8)

79.3 (6.1)

p < 0.001

Gender (M/F), n

29/36

22/17

29/21

17:30

15:32

p = 0.037

Handedness (R:L), n

60:5

37:2

50:0

47:0

47:0

p = 0.019

Ethnicity (C:M:I:O), n

60/2/3/0

34/1/4/0

38/8/2/2

38/6/1/2

34/9/4/0

p = 0.016

CDR global

0.1 (0.2)

0.4 (0.2)

0.4 (0.3)

1.1 (0.3)

1.3 (0.5)

p < 0.001

CDR sum of boxes

0.1 (0.2)d,e

0.9 (0.7)d,e

0.9 (0.9)d,e

6.2 (2.2)

6.9 (2.9)

p < 0.001

MMSE

27.4 (2.0)b,c,d,e

24.4 (3.5)d,e

23.6 (3.6)d,e

16.6 (5.2)

16.4 (4.4)

p < 0.001

GDS

1.57 (2.11)e

1.74 (2.71)

2.52 (3.02)

2.40 (2.29)

3.21 (3.16)

p = 0.015

WMH, cm3

1.97 (1.67)c,e

3.23 (3.11)c,e

14.53 (14.74)d

5.30 (4.84)e

18.11 (13.42)

p < 0.001

 

n = 57

n = 39

n = 49

n = 37

n = 34

Overall ANOVA

Executive

0.81 (0.40)b,c,d,e

0.27 (0.70)d,e

0.01 (0.71)d,e

−0.93 (1.08)

−1.07 (0.98)

p < 0.001

Attention

0.63 (0.42)b,c,d,e

0.11 (0.56)d,e

−0.005 (0.52)d,e

−0.69 (0.91)

−0.62 (0.67)

p < 0.001

Language

0.81 (0.44)b,c,d,e

0.14 (0.55)d,e

0.03 (0.48)d,e

−0.88 (0.86)

−0.97 (0.70)

p < 0.001

Verbal memory

0.092 (0.47)b,c,d,e

−0.13 (0.64)d,e

−0.13 (0.59)d,e

−0.86 (0.51)

−0.88 (0.30)

p < 0.001

Visual memory

0.97 (0.37)b,c,d,e

−0.12 (0.49)d,e

−0.13 (0.39)d,e

−0.92 (0.50)

−0.90 (0.46)

p < 0.001

Visuoconstruction

0.83 (0.37)b,c,d,e

0.21 (0.61)d,e

−0.07 (0.65)d,e

−0.79 (0.93)

−0.91 (0.76)

p < 0.001

Visuomotor

0.85 (0.47)b,c,d,e

0.18 (0.68)d,e

−0.10 (0.68)d,e

−0.85 (0.74)

−0.89 (0.66)

p < 0.001

  1. Out of the total 248 participants with imaging data, 246 participants had functional connectivity data and 247 had structural connectivity data. Out of the total 217 subjects with cognitive data, 215 had functional connectivity data and 216 had structural connectivity data
  2. Values represent mean (SD) unless otherwise indicated
  3. Superscript letters indicate whether group mean was significantly different compared with baMCI (B), caMCI with CeVD, dAlzheimer’s disease, and eAlzheimer’s disease with CeVD, based on post-hoc comparisons (p < 0.05) following one-way analysis of variance
  4. Chi-square tests were carried out on sex and CDR global, while Fisher’s exact test was carried out for handedness and ethnicity covariates
  5. AD Alzheimer’s disease, aMCI amnestic mild cognitive impairment, ANCOVA analysis of covariance, C Chinese, CeVD cerebrovascular disease, CDR Clinical Dementia Rating, F female, GDS Geriatric Depression Scale, HC healthy controls, I Indian, L left, M Malay, M male, MMSE Mini-Mental State Examination, O other, R right, WMH white matter hyperintensity