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. 2016 Jun 28;2016:2845754. doi: 10.1155/2016/2845754

Table 3.

Relation between EEG alpha coherence in the frontoparietal electrode pair and clinical characteristics in PD patients.

Low F3-P3 (left side)
coherence group
High F3-P3 (left side)
coherence group
p Low F4-P4 (right side)
coherence group
High F4-P4 (right side)
coherence group
p
Age (years) 70.0 (42–87) 61.5 (34–81) 70.5 (42–87) 59.0 (34–76)
 ≤50 2 4 0.144 1 5 0.002
 51–60 7 10 3 14
 61–70 13 9 13 9
 >70 18 7 17 8

Sex
 Male 23 14 0.469 18 19 1.00
 Female 17 16 16 17

Disease duration (months) 48 (9–192) 60 (9–228) 0.130 50 (9–192) 60 (9–228) 0.300

HY stage 3.0 (1–5) 2.0 (1–4)
 I 3 2 0.464 1 4 0.012
 II 15 16 12 19
 III 19 9 20 8
 IV 2 3 1 4
 V 1 0 0 1

Standardized BADS score 85 (46–114) 95 (56–124) 0.032 85 (51–114) 95 (46–124) 0.055

Age-controlled standardized BADS score 89 (54–124) 94 (53–124) 0.063 84 (59–124) 94 (53–124) 0.152

Data are expressed as median (range) or n.

BADS: Behavioral Assessment of the Dysexecutive Syndrome; HY stage: Hoehn and Yahr stage; PD: Parkinson's disease.

The low coherence group had coherence <0.5 and the high coherence group had coherence ≥0.5.

Age, sex, and HY stage were compared across groups using Fisher's exact test. Disease duration, standardized BADS score, and age-controlled standardized BADS score were compared across groups using the Mann-Whitney U test. Statistically significant (p < 0.05).