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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Jul 26.
Published in final edited form as: Cogn Behav Neurol. 2010 Dec;23(4):240–246. doi: 10.1097/WNN.0b013e3181f22448

TABLE 3.

Screening Test Results

Semantic Dementia Patients (n = 36)
Left n = 21 Right n = 11 Bilateral n = 4 Left Versus Right
mBNT total (n = 15) 3.10 (1.67) 4.73 (2.05) 3.50 (2.89) t = 2.19, P<0.05
Animate (n = 5) 0.52 (0.51) 0.27 (0.47) 0.50 (1.01) NS
Inanimate (n = 10) 2.57 (1.29) 4.46 (1.75) 3.02 (2.16) t = 3.47, P<0.01
Animate-inanimate % difference 15.2 (9.80) 40.0 (14.8) 20.02 (1.83) t = 5.69, P<0.001
mBNT semantic knowledge (n = 30) 13.67 (3.42) 12.56 (5.07) 13.12 (2.44) NS
Animate (n = 10) 6.60 (1.34) 2.2 (3.35) 4.66 (2.92) t = 9.92, P<0.001
Inanimate (n = 20) 17.20 (2.74) 17.76 (4.53) 16.98 (2.13) NS
mBNT word recognition (n = 30) 10.20 (5.4) 11.87 (3.28) 10.81 (2.31) NS
Animate (n = 10) 4.61 (1.34) 3.23 (1.64) 3.33 (1.14) t = 22.54, P<0.05
Inanimate (n = 20) 13.02 (5.35) 15.95 (2.94) 13.20 (2.45) NS
Category fluency (animals/min) 5.14 (3.23) 5.27 (2.15) 6.50 (4.95) NS
Letter fluency (“F” words/min) 5.64 (3.18) 8.09 (2.51) 5.50 (3.54) t = 2.21, P<0.05

The t tests are 2-tailed with 30 degrees of freedom.

mBNT indicates mini-Boston Naming Test; NS, nonsignificant.