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Table 1 Baseline sociodemographic and cognitive profile of patients and controls

From: A low-dimensional cognitive-network space in Alzheimer’s disease and frontotemporal dementia

 

HC

n=20

AD

n=22

bvFTD

n=23

P

Age

72 ± 6

72 ± 6

71 ± 10

.904

Sex (% female)

50%

55%

57%

.910

Education

11 ± 5

9 ± 4

9 ± 4

.105

MMSE

29 ± 2

21 ± 2e

22 ± 4e

<.001

Left hippocampus (mm3)

3724 ± 339

2892 ± 433e

2916 ± 684e

<.001

Right hippocampus (mm3)

3794 ± 326

2951 ± 451e

3079 ± 708e

<.001

Cognitive tests

 RAVLT—immediate

46 ± 7 (33-65)

20 ± 7e (6-33)

21 ± 7e (12-39)

< .001

 RAVLT—recall

10 ± 2 (4-14)

1.1 ± 1.5e (0-5)

2.4 ± 2.6e (0-8)

< .001

 Episodic memory

13 ± 3 (9-21)

2.4 ± 2.2e,a (0-10)

3.9 ± 3.8e (0-14)

< .001

 PAL

34 ± 16 (8-64)

166 ± 28e (104-204)

146 ± 54e,a (22-217)

< .001

 ROCF—recall

15 ± 4 (9-26)

2.3 ± 3.2e,b (0-9)

5.2 ± 4.6e (0-17)

< .001

 Backward digit span

4 ± 1 (0-5)

2.6 ± 1.9 (0-5)

1.8 ± 2.0e (0-5)

0.002

 Clock test

12 ± 1 (8-13)

5. ± 3.4e (0-12)

7.4 ± 3.3e (3-12)

< .001

 ROCF—copy

30 ± 4 (22-36)

22 ± 10e,b (0-36)

20 ± 9e (3-32)

< .001

 TMT-A

46 ± 10 (26-68)

120 ± 85e,b (40-328)

134 ± 94e (43-443)

< .001

 TMT-B

129 ± 46 (60-232)

387 ± 194e,c (85-733)

267 ± 127e,d (121-531)

< .001

 Phonemic fluency test

35 ± 8 (23-52)

24 ± 10e (4-40)

13 ± 8e,f (1-28)

< .001

 Semantic fluency test

40 ± 6 (29-51)

19 ± 8e (7-33)

16 ± 8e (6-36)

< .001

 Token test

34 ± 2 (30-37)

28 ± 5e (17-33)

25 ± 6e (12-34)

< .001

 RMET

20 ± 3 (14-26)

16 ± 4e (9-25)

12 ± 4e,f (5-20)

< .001

 EK-60F

47 ± 5 (38-54)

39 ± 8e (23-50)

27 ± 10e,f (10-47)

< .001

  1. Abbreviations: MMSE Mini-Mental State Examination, RAVLT Rey Auditory Verbal Learning test, PAL paired associates learning test, ROCF Rey–Osterrieth Complex Figure, TMT Trail Making Test, RMET Reading the Mind in the Eyes test, EK-60F Ekman 60 Faces Test
  2. aData from 22 subjects
  3. bData from 21 subjects
  4. cData from 11 subjects
  5. dData from 8 subjects
  6. eVariables statistically different from HC
  7. fVariables significantly different between bvFTD and AD