Visuospatial memory impairment as a potential neurocognitive marker to predict tau pathology in Alzheimer’s continuum

Table 3 Partial correlations of p-Tau with neuropsychological scores

Partial correlation was performed controlling for age, sex, education, Korean version of the Mini-Mental State Examination, apolipoprotein genotype, and amyloid-β_(1–42)
p-Tau phosphorylated tau, TMT trail making test, DSF digit span forward, DSB digit span backward, BNT Boston naming test (15 item), RCFT copy Rey complex figure test copy score, SVLT imm Seoul verbal learning test immediate recall score, SVLT delayed SVLT delayed recall score, SVLT rec SVLT recognition score, LM I Logical Memory immediate recall score, LM II Logical Memory, delayed recall score, LM rec Logical Memory recognition score, RCFT imm RCFT immediate recall score, RCFT delayed RCFT delayed recall score, RCFT rec RCFT, recognition score, Fluency A fluency score for animal, Fluency P fluency score for 3 Korean letters, Stroop Stroop score for color naming in color-word in incongruent condition

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