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. 2015 Jun 3;35(11):1729–1737. doi: 10.1038/jcbfm.2015.110

Table 2. Population neuropsychological characteristics.

Variables (median/range/SD) Controls, N=41 Amyloid-positive MCI, N=28 Poststroke, N=27
General screening test
 MMSE 30.0/28–30/0.6 28.0/25–29/1.1a 29.0/26–30/1.2b
 Neuropsychology (missing) 32 (9) 27 (1) 26 (1)
 
Memory
 Word list memory; immediate recall (RAVLT) 49.5/32–63/8.8 35.0/18–60/12.2c 46.0/21–63/12.2d
 Word list memory; delayed recall (RAVLT) 51.0/33–75/10.8 34.0/21–62/12.9e 42.5/27–75/13.7f
 Story memory; immediate recall (WMS-R) Not available 45.6/31–62/9.58 57.1/34–73/8.6g
 Story memory; delayed recall (WMS-R) Not available 45.6/27–68/12.0 54.7/38–73/9.4h
 
Psychomotor speed
 D-KEFS Stroop 1 (Color naming) 51.5/43-63/4.5 40.0/0–60/14.2i 47.0/20–60/13.2j
 D-KEFS Stroop 2 (Word reading) 51.5/43-63/4.8 50.0/1060/11.6k 47.0/7–60/14.0l
 Digit-symbol (WAIS-III) Not available 40/2363/9.32 43/3060/8.55m
 
Executive functions
 D-KEFS Stroop 3 (Color-Word response inhibition) 55.0/37-67/7 50.0/0–63/13.7n 47.0/20–67/13.4o
 D-KEFS Stroop 4 (Color-Word Switching) 57/37-67/6.6 41.5/20–60/12.5p 47.0/20–63/11.0q
 Letter-number sequencing (WAIS-III) 50/0-67/11.8 43.0/30–63/8.15r 47.0/30-60/8.11s

Abbreviations: D-KEFS, Delis-Kaplan Executive Function System; MCI, mild cognitive impairment; MMSE, mini-mental state examination; RAVLT, Rey Auditory Verbal Learning Test; SD, standard deviation; WAIS-III, Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale – Third Edition; WMS-R, Wechsler Memory Scale – Revised. All neuropsychological variables (except mini-mental status examination) are T scores. Figures in bold are significantly different from controls, underlined figures are significantly different from mild cognitive impairment.

a

MannWhitney U=52, P<0.001 compared with controls.

b

MannWhitney U=240, P=0.002 compared with controls, Mann–Whitney U=184, P=0.004 compared with MCI.

c

MannWhitney U=146, P<0.001.

d

MannWhitney U=336, P=0.207 comparet with controls; Mann–Whitney U=184, P=0.003 compared with MCI.

e

MannWhitney U=166, P<0.001 compared with controls.

f

MannWhitney U=307, P=0.088 compared with controls; U=223, P=0.025 compared with MCI.

g

MannWhitney U=165, P=0.002 compared with MCI.

h

MannWhitney U=166, P=0.002 compared with MCI.

i

MannWhitney U=249, P=0.005 compared with controls.

j

MannWhitney U=264, P=0.016 compared with controls; Mann–Whitney U=336, P=0.782 compared with MCI.

k

MannWhitney U=346, P=0.184 compared with controls.

l

MannWhitney U=271, P=0.021 compared with controls; Mann–Whitney U=299, P=0.352 compared with MCI.

m

MannWhitney U=333, P=0.747 compared with MCI.

n

MannWhitney U=264, P=0.010 compared with controls.

o

MannWhitney U=276, P=0.027 compared with controls; Mann–Whitney U=351, P=.993 compared with MCI.

p

MannWhitney U=120, P<0.001 compared with controls.

q

MannWhitney U=231, P=0.003 compared with controls; Mann–Whitney U=244, P=0.083 compared with MCI.

r

MannWhitney U=260, P=0.005 compared with controls.

s

MannWhitney U=328, P=0.118 compared with controls; Mann–Whitney U=281, P=0.206 compared with MCI.