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. 2013 Mar;31(1):13–19. doi: 10.3109/02813432.2012.751699

Table III.

Patient data categorized by final clinical diagnosis: Listed as total study group (SG), after exclusion of two individuals, patients with cognitive impairment (CI), and patients with no cognitive impairment (NCI).

Variable Cognitive impairment (CI, n = 46) No cognitive impairment (NCI, n = 33) Total study group (SG, n = 79) p-value (CI vs. NCI)
Men, n (%) 24 (52) 8 (24) 32 (41) 0.013
Woman, n (%) 22 (48) 25 (76) 47 (59) 0.013
Age (year) 80.0+5.1 75.2+5.5 77.4+5.9 0.003
Range 65–88 66–87 65–88
Education (years) 9.7+3.6 11.5+3.9 10.4+3.8 0.037
Range 65–88 66–87 65–88
MMSE (points) 24.9+3.7 28.6+1.4 26.5+3.5 0.001
Range 15–30 25–30 15–30
CDT (points) 4.5+1.0 4.9+0.4 4.7+0.9 0.048
Range 1–5 3–5 1–5
AQT colour (seconds) 40.0+13.9 26.2+4.5 34.2+12.9 0.001
Range 19–102 17–39 17–102
AQT form (seconds) 55.7+19.9 36.3+15.5 47.6+20.5 0.001
Range 26–148 26–118 26–148
AQT colour-form (seconds) 102.9+42.6 71.2+21.5 89.6+38.5 0.001
Range 49–223 49–138 49–223

Data are shown as mean + 1 standard deviation (SD) and range (min–max). P-value analysed by chi-square for gender, independent Student;s t-test for age, education, and the test variables MMSE, CDT, and AQT. Significant p-value < 0.05.