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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Neuropsychologia. 2015 Aug 20;77:211–222. doi: 10.1016/j.neuropsychologia.2015.08.019

Table 1.

Demographic and Neuropsychological Measures for Participants with PPA and Control Participants.

PPA-G
N = 12
PPA-L
N = 11
PPA-S
N = 12
Controls
N = 12
Omnibus
Significance
Demographic Variables
Age 62.33
(7.34)
66.18
(6.24)
60.58
(5.65)
64.00
(6.76)
n.s.
Gender 5 Males
7 Females
3 Males
8 Females
7 Males
5 Females
6 Males
6 Females
Education 16.58
(2.47)
16.64
(1.43)
16.08
(3.15)
16.00
(2.52)
n.s.
Handedness 12 Right 10 Right
1 Left
11 Right
1 Ambidextrous
12 Right
Symptom Duration 3.83
(1.83)
3.55
(1.98)
3.79
(1.23)
-- n.s.
Non-language Neuropsychological Measures
MMSE Total
(max 30)
26.83C
(3.04)
25.27C
(4.03)
25.17C
(2.62)
29.58
(0.67)
***
CDRSOB
(max 18)
1.08C
(1.64)
0.50
(0.63)
1.73C
(1.78)
0.05
(0.16)
**
Digit Span Forward
(max 16)
4.00C,S
(2.04)
4.64C,S
(0.81)
6.33
(1.30)
7.25
(0.97)
***
Digit Span Backward
(max 14)
3.67C,S
(1.61)
3.73C,S
(0.79)
5.25
(0.87)
5.42
(1.16)
***

Values provided are means (standard deviations). Max = maximum score; MMSE = Mini Mental State Examination; CDR SOB = Clinical Dementia Rating Scale Sum of Boxes

C

= significantly impaired relative to control group (p < .05)

G = significantly impaired relative to PPA-G group (p < .05)

L = significantly impiared relative to PPA-L group (p < .05)

S

= significantly impaired relative to PPA-S group (p < .05); omnibus significance levels

* = p < .05

**

= p < .01

***

= p < .001, n.s. = not significant