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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Apr 20.
Published in final edited form as: Ann Intern Med. 2008 Mar 18;148(6):427–434. doi: 10.7326/0003-4819-148-6-200803180-00005

Appendix Table 3.

Frequencies and Percentages for Cognitive Impairment without Dementia Subtypes*

Cognitive Impairment without Dementia Diagnosis after Initial Assessment Frequency, n (%) Mean Age (SD), y Mean Education (SD), y Mean Mini-Mental State Examination Score (SD) Male Sex, % Mean Dementia Severity Rating Scale Score (SD)
Prodromal Alzheimer disease 94 (39.0) 83.35 (6.99) 8.90 (5.06) 22.12 (4.41) 47.9 5.70 (5.31)
Medical conditions 55 (22.8) 80.62 (7.05) 8.95 (4.03) 23.39 (3.79) 34.5 7.11 (5.53)
Stroke 34 (14.1) 80.50 (6.72) 9.94 (4.07) 23.53 (4.52) 64.7 5.91 (5.25)
Vascular cognitive impairment without dementia 20 (8.3) 79.45 (6.53) 9.90 (3.95) 24.50 (2.89) 50.0 6.09 (5.04)
Depression and other psychiatric disorders 10 (4.1) 79.00 (3.83) 8.70 (4.24) 23.20 (1.93) 60.0 8.33 (6.24)
Neurologic conditions 10 (4.1) 82.20 (6.18) 9.60 (3.81) 26.00 (3.46) 70.0 7.38 (5.63)
Amnestic mild cognitive impairment 4 (1.7) 79.75 (9.22) 11.50 (3.32) 25.50 (1.00) 50.0 11.00 (4.24)
Past or current alcohol abuse 6 (2.5) 77.33 (2.88) 6.33 (5.72) 23.60 (3.85) 66.7 8.50 (7.40)
Low baseline intellect or presence of learning disorders 8 (3.3) 79.00 (8.05) 3.00 (3.21) 17.25 (4.59) 37.5 2.86 (2.97)
 Total 241 (100.0) 81.42 (6.91) 8.95 (4.59) 22.94 (4.24) 49.4 6.40 (5.41)
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Values for n are unweighted. Percentages are unweighted and are calculated within columns. Unweighted percentages do not represent the population. Some subtypes are grouped together because of small sample sizes.