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. 2015 Sep 23;5(4):793–804. doi: 10.3233/JPD-150623

Table 1.

Socio-demographic, clinical and neurological characteristics of the sample

PD (n = 37) HC (n = 15) Statistic p
Age 67.97 (6.17) 65.07 (7.01) t = 1.479 0.146
Gender (Male) 22 (59.5%) 11 (73.3%) X2 = 0.886 0.526
Years of education 10.24 (4.81) 12.27 (4.30) t = –1.415 0.163
Marital State
 Married 30 (81.1%) 13 (86.7%) X2 = 3.635 0.304
 Single 1 (2.7%) 0%
 Widowed 06 (16.2%) 1 (6.7%)
 Divorced 0% 1 (6.7%)
Handedness
 Right handed 33 (89.2%) 0.15 (100%) X2 = 1.757 0.311
 Ambidextrous 04 (10.8%) 0%
Geriatric Depression Scale 2.57 (2.80) 1.20 (1.37) t = 1.796 0.079
Neuropsychiatric Inventory 3.46 (4.07)
Side of disease onset
 Right side of the body 14 (37.8%)
 Left side of the body 21 (56.8%)
UPDRS
 Mental State 1.86 (1.47)
 Daily Living Activities 10.28 (6.27)
 Motor Exam 21.72 (10.29)
 Treatment complications 2.75 (2.88)
 Total Score 36.61 (17.27)
LEDD 808.59 (536.81)
Years of Disease Evolution 6.96 (5.61)
Hoehn &Yahr 1.89 (0.45)
 Stage 1 05 (13.5%)
 Stage 1.5 3 (8.1%)
 Stage 2 26 (70.3%)
 Stage 2.5 1 (2.7%)
 Stage 3 2 (5.4%)

Values are expressed as the mean (SD) unless otherwise noted. PD = Parkinson’s disease; HC = Healthy controls; SD = Standard Deviation; UPDRS = Unified Parkinson Disease Rating Scale; LEDD = Levodopa Equivalent Daily Dose.