Table 7.

Odds ratios and 95% confidence intervals for the six logistic regression models using δ scores as predictors

Comparison	δ
DLB vs. AD
OR	0.933
95% CI	[0.76, 1.15]
FTD vs. AD
OR	1.033
95% CI	[0.88, 1.21]
VAD vs. AD
OR	1.481
95% CI	[0.96, 2.28]
DLB vs. FTD
OR	0.944
95% CI	[0.78, 1.14]
VAD vs. DLB
OR	1.086
95% CI	[0.72, 1.64]
VAD vs. FTD
OR	0.94
95% CI	[0.59, 1.5]

Note. AD = Alzheimer's disease; DLB = dementia with Lewy Bodies; FTD = Frontotemporal dementia; VAD = Vascular dementia. Odds ratios greater than 1 mean that higher δ scores (less severe dementia) are associated with greater odds of the first diagnosis shown in the column labeled “Comparison,” whereas odds ratios less than 1 mean that higher δ scores (less severe dementia) are associated with lower odds of the first diagnosis shown in that column.