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. 2011 May 4;134(5):1506–1518. doi: 10.1093/brain/awr053

Table 4.

Comparison of clinical features and pathological comorbidities between cases with HS-Ageing and hippocampal sclerosis negative cases in two cohorts: UK-Alzheimer’s Disease Centre and Nun Study

HS-Ageing n No HS-Ageing n P-valuea No hippocampal sclerosis aged >89 years n P-value a
UK-Alzheimer’s disease centre
    Age at death (mean years) 87.7 44 82.0 521 93.4 107
    History of hypertension (%) 48.4 31 55.3 309 0.571 59.5 111 0.308
    History of transient ischaemic attacks (%) 10.7 28 10.1 277 1.000 14.9 94 0.760
    History of smoking (%) 44.4 27 46.5 230 1.000 28.0 75 0.151
    History of brain trauma (%) 16.7 30 14.0 272 0.782 10.8 93 0.521
    History of seizures (%) 9.7 31 7.1 268 0.487 2.2 91 0.103
    Braak stage V or VI (%) 54.6 44 51.1 521 0.754 36.5 107 0.047
    Lewy body disease (%) 22.7 44 15.4 521 0.200 12.2 107 0.134
    Amyloid angiopathy (%) 61.0 41 64.9 502 0.614 65.1 106 0.703
    Pale infarcts (%) 6.8 44 7.1 521 1.000 9.5 107 0.757
    Haemorrhagic infarcts (%) 4.6 44 5.8 521 1.000 7.5 107 0.724
    Lacunar infarcts (%) 6.8 44 5.8 521 0.736 8.4 107 1.000
    Micro-infarcts (%) 43.2 44 36.5 521 0.417 44.9 107 1.000
    Large infarcts (%) 36.4 44 21.9 521 0.039 31.8 107 0.704
Nun Study
    Age at death (mean years) 92.8 56 89.5 470 93.6 241
    Lewy body disease (%) 16.1 56 8.7 470 0.077 10.4 241 0.228
    Lacunar infarcts (%) 46.8 47 31.1 437 0.034 37.3 212 0.249
    Large infarcts (%) 17.0 47 17.8 437 1.000 17.5 212 1.000

a P versus hippocampal sclerosis (Fisher’s exact test).