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. 2016 Jun 3;11(6):e0156520. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0156520

Table 3. Cohort Characteristics.

Data reported in brackets as mean standard deviation (SD) or as individual values where appropriate. NR—Not reported, PDD—Parkinson’s disease dementia, DLB—dementia with Lewy bodies, MMSE—Mini-mental State Exam score; ranges from 0—30 with higher scores indicative of better cognitive function, UPDRS—unified Parkinson’s disease rating scale (part I—mentation, II—Activities of daily living, III—motor).

Citation Number of participants Average Age in years Sex Diagnosis Time since diagnosis in years MMSE /Cog scores UPDRS Hahn’s and Yohr stage Co-morbid diseases/ conditions Neuro-psychological medications Weight/BMI Residential Status
Rochester et al. 2009 9A 75 (6) M PDD/PD-MCI 6 (6)B 22(3) Part-III, 44(35.5–47.0) 3 (2.5–3.0) NR NR NR Community
Ciro et al. 2013 1 73 F DLB 2 12 NR 4 Low back pain, hip arthritis, osteoporosis, heart palpitations Rivastigmine, Citalopram, Rasagiline NR Community
Tabak et al 2013 1 61 M PDD 0 C 17 [MoCAD] Part-I 11/16, Part-II 15/52 NR Deep brain stimulation, total knee replacement Cardidopa- Levodopa NR Community
Dawley, 2014 1 57 M DLB 1 NR NR NR None Cardidopa /Levodopa, anti-depressant and anti-hallucinogenic medication NR Community
Telenius et al 2015 4 84 (10) 3F, 1M PDD NR 16 (7.1) NR NR Average = 2 co-morbid Average daily medications = 6.5 NR Nursing home

A 5 participants indicative of dementia, remaining 4 have MCI,

B Time since diagnosis for Parkinson’s disease only,

C participant reported memory concerns 2 years prior, but seemed to have been diagnosed with dementia in the study,

D MoCA = The Montreal Cognitive Assessment was used; score ranges from 0–30 with higher scores indicative of better cognition.