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. 2010 Apr 7;6:99–105. doi: 10.2147/ndt.s9215

Table 1.

Baseline neuropsychological data (test scores) of patients MN and YI

MN YI
Orientation Mini-mental state examination 30/30 24/30
Raven’s colored progressive matrices 29/36 29/36
Memory WMS-R (Semantic memory)
  Verbal memory <50** 58*
  Visual memory 72* 53**
  General memory <50* <50*
  Attention and concentration 92 89
  Delayed recall <50** <50**
Miyake paired-associate word learning test
  Related 4-6-6 2-3-3
  Unrelated 0-1-0 (incomplete)
Visuoperception Facial identity discrimination 19/20 19/20
Rey’s complex figure
  Copy 36/36 36/36
Mood Zung self-rating depression scale 52 34

Notes: The Japanese version of each test was used. The asterisks against values under the Wechsler memory scale, revised edition (WMS-R) indicate that the scores are lower than those of standardized samples (*: 2SD, **: 3SD). The Miyake paired-associate word learning test is a memory test in which the subject is asked to recall 10 pairs of related and unrelated words (normal range of accuracy, 8–10 for related pairs of words and 5–9 for unrelated pairs of words). The Zung self-rating depressive scale is a measure of depression (normal, <40; borderline, 40–50; depressed, > 50).