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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Nov 4.
Published in final edited form as: J Lab Clin Med. 1984 May;103(5):776–782.

Table 1.

Neuropsychological measures from tests on transplant patients and patients with Crohn’s disease

Capacity/measure Transplant patients
Crohn’s disease
Normal value
SD SD
Verbal intelligence (IQ)
 Peabody Picture Vocabulary test 96.00 15.91 99.00 15.81 100
Nonverbal intelligence (IQ)
 Raven’s Progressive Matrices 113.38 9.78 113.50 13.21 100
Attention and concentration
 Digit span forward 6.90 1.29 7.22 0.97 7
 Digit span backward 4.80 1.03 4.78 1.30 5
 Mental control 7.90 1.10 7.90 0.99 8
Learning and memory
 Logical memory (immediate) 17.11 8.22 19.40 6.65 18
 Logical memory (delayed) 13.44 6.73 13.10 6.40 13
 Figural memory (immediate) 11.20 2.97 10.40 2.76 11
 Figural memory (delayed) 12.30 2.16 10.40 3.89 10
 Paired associates (immediate) 25.90 3.51 17.75 2.06 18
 Paired associates (delayed) 9.50 0.71 9.20 1.14 9
 Supraspan (digit span + 1)* 2.60 1.35 2.22 1.72 2
Perceptual-motor
 Finger tapping 97.30 14.03 81.80 12.71 95
 Purdue pegboard 38.20 5.86 29.22 2.95 38
 Star tracing—time 36.20 9.59 43.90 25.02 36
  —errors* 4.30 4.86 1.30 1.49 2
 Symbol Digit Modalities 46.60 10.93 53.50 6.45 53
Spatial
 Block design 20.20 3.97 21.30 5.87 21
 Tactual performance—seconds 838.22 296.65 835.40 297.01 900
  —memory 7.78 1.09 7.70 1.49 7
  —location 4.11 2.89 4.90 2.28 4
 Trailmaking test* 113.38 47.98 88.67 46.79 130
Language
 Boston Diagnostic Aphasia examination
  Fluency 22.40 5.25 23.80 5.98 20
  Confrontation naming 104.70 0.95 103.70 1.70 105
  Responsive naming 30.00 0.00 29.90 0.32 30
 Token test 11.90 1.85 12.30 0.82 10
*

Higher score indicates poorer performance.