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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Lancet Neurol. 2017 Jan;16(1):55–65. doi: 10.1016/S1474-4422(16)30291-5

Table 3.

Clinical characteristics of Lewy body spectrum disorders stratified by burden of Alzheimer’s disease pathology

High-Level AD
N=63
Intermediate-Level AD
N=45
Low-Level AD
N=56
No-AD
N=49
p-Value
Clinical Phenotype Frequency PDD=17 (37%)
DLB=46 (73%)
PDD=22 (49%)
DLB=23 (51%)
PDD=37 (66%)
DLB=19 (34%)
PDD=39 (80%)
DLB=10 (20%)
<0·0001#
Sex
Women 25 (40%) 12 (27%) 15 (27%) 9 (18%)
Men 38 (60%) 33 (73%) 41 (73%) 40(82%) 0·09
Age at Motor Onset (years) (SD) N=50
73.1 (7·9) *
N=42
69·6 (8·0)
N=52
66·6 (10·2)
N=49
59·6 (11·1)
<0·0001
Age at Dementia Onset (years) (IQR) N=61
76·0 (69,81)
N=43
73·0 (67, 79)
N=54
74·5 (70, 80)
N=48
70·5 (60·5, 76)
0·005
Motor-Dementia Interval (years) (SD) N=48
1·1 (6·1) *
N=40
2·8 (6·8) *
N=50
7·1 (7·7)
N=48
8·6 (8·2)
<0·0001
Age at Death (years) (IQR) N=63
81 (75, 86)
N=45
79·1 (73·5, 84)
N=56
79 (73·3, 82·7)
N=49
75·0 (66·5, 80)
0·001
Dementia Death Interval (years) (SD) N=61
5 (3,7)
N=43
5 (3, 7)
N=53
3 (2, 6·5)
N=48
5.5 (3,7)
0·2
Survival (years) (SD) N=61
8·0 (5·2) *
N=45
10·0 (5·6)
N=56
11·5 (6·9) ‡
N=49
14·9 (6·8)
<0·0001

Normally-distributed variables are presented as mean (SD), non-parametric variables are presented as median (IQR) and categorical variables presented as frequency (%). P-values correspond to 4 group comparison. Symbols below depict values from individual group comparisons:

#

p<0·001 for linear trend association in categorical variables

p≤0·06 compared to intermediate AD group

*

p≤0·01 compared to low AD group

p≤0·01 compared to pure LBD group