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. 2023 Oct 20;25:e48093. doi: 10.2196/48093

Table 2.

Comparison of basic demographic characteristics and neuropsychological test results between healthy controls and patients with mild cognitive impairment.

Characteristic Healthy controls (n=20) Patients with MCIa (n=31) P valueb
Basic demographic characteristics

Gender (female), n (%) 10 (50) 16 (52) >.99

Age (years), mean (SD) 70.95 (6.02) 72.68 (7.75) >.99

Educational level (years), mean (SD) 12.60 (4.54) 9.32 (4.98) .16
Neuropsychological tests, mean (SD)

DST: F+Bc (number of correct answers) 10.60 (1.54) 8.52 (1.82) <.001

S-K-BNTd (number of correct answers) 13.05 (1.43) 11.0 (1.88) <.001

RCFTe (score) 33.28 (2.44) 26.42 (6.56) <.001

SVLT-E: DRf (number of correct answers) 7.15 (2.30) 2.52 (2.59) <.001

K-TMT-E: Bg (time to completion) 38.75 (22.93) 114.65 (103.85) .02

aMCI: mild cognitive impairment.

bAdjusted P values after the Bonferroni correction (.05/8=.006).

cDST: F+B: Digit Span Test: Forward+Backward.

dS-K-BNT: Short form of the Korean-Boston Naming Test.

eRCFT: Rey Complex Figure Test.

fSVLT-E: DR: Seoul Verbal Learning Test-Elderly’s version: Delayed Recall.

gK-TMT-E: B: Korean-Train Making Test-Elderly’s version: Part B.