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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Jan 16.
Published in final edited form as: J Alzheimers Dis. 2016 Aug 10;54(1):325–335. doi: 10.3233/JAD-160259

Table 1.

Demographic characteristics, GNP, and WIV performance for AD, MCI, and healthy participants

Mean (SD) Healthy (n = 229) MCI (n = 397) AD (n = 193)
Age 75.93 (5.03)   74.80 (7.44) 75.36 (7.47)
Education 16.04 (2.87)   15.67 (3.04) 14.07 (3.13)
Sex (% Female)         48%         36%         47%
MMSE baseline 29.11 (1.00)*# 27.03 (1.79)# 23.34 (2.06)
MMSE 12 months 29.13 (1.17)*# 26.40 (2.87)# 21.13 (4.46)
CDR baseline        0 (0)*#     0.50 (0.03)#   0.74 (0.25)
CDR 12 months   0.04 (0.14)*#     0.53 (0.18)#   0.99 (0.50)
Number of Neuropsychological Tasks completed baseline 11.74 (0.49)   11.97 (0.20) 11.90 (0.38)
Number of individuals at follow-up with sufficient data         208           327         144
GNP baseline   0.00 (0.50)*#   −1.35 (0.80)# −2.42 (0.92)
GNP 12 months   0.00 (0.53)*#   −1.42 (1.01)# −2.79 (1.4)
WIV baseline   0.87 (0.23)*#     1.45 (0.48)#   1.89 (0.62)
WIV 12 months   0.81 (0.24)*#     1.53 (0.57)#   2.08 (0.65)
*

p < 0.001 as compared to MCI;

#

p < 0.001 as compared to AD.

AD, Alzheimer’s disease; CDR, Clinical Dementia Rating; GNP, global neuropsychological performance; MCI, mild cognitive impairment; MMSE; Mini-Mental State Examination; WIV, within-individual variability.