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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Feb 6.
Published in final edited form as: J Alzheimers Dis. 2016;50(3):699–707. doi: 10.3233/JAD-150523

Table 3.

Association between cerebral microbleeds (CMB) and MCR, individual MCR criterion, and cognitive tests (p values <0.05 are bolded)

Location of CMB MCR
aOR
(95% CI)
p value
Cognitive complaints
aOR
(95% CI)
p value
Slow gait
aOR
(95% CI)
p value
Amnestic test
β
(95% CI)
p value
Non-amnestic test
β
(95% CI)
p value
Global 1.22
(0.32–4.67)
0.774
0.24
(0.05–1.14)
0.072
1.48
(0.38–5.78)
0.569
−1.47
(–3.35 to 0.41)
0.125
−0.55
(–1.49 to 0.39)
0.249
Frontal # 0.11
(0.01–4.42)
0.244
# −1.55
(–5.74 to 2.63)
0.463
−0.46
(–2.73 to 1.80)
0.687
Parietal 0.88
(0.10–7.83)
0.905
# 0.69
(0.07–6.62)
0.746
−2.49
(–5.45 to 0.47)
0.098
0.31
(–1.31 to 1.93)
0.706
Temporal # 0.35
(0.02–6.15)
0.470
# −0.40
(–6.23 to 5.43)
0.892
0.72
(–1.11 to 2.55)
0.437
Basal ganglia 1.73
(0.20–14.88)
0.616
0.17
(0.02–1.98)
0.158
4.27
(0.35–52.00)
0.255
0.48
(–2.81 to 3.77)
0.775
0.21
(–1.35 to 1.77)
0.789
Infra-tentorial 2.01
(0.09–43.73)
0.657
0.12
(0.01–2.89)
0.189
2.35
(0.08–70.17)
0.621
−1.77
(–5.76 to 2.23)
0.383
−1.44
(–3.60 to 0.71)
0.187
a

All associations were adjusted for age, gender, education, GDS score, vascular disease, smoking status, global lacunar infarcts, white matter hyperintensity burden score and cortical strokes.

b

The amnestic test is Rey auditory verbal learning test, and non-amnestic test is digit span test.

c

The analysis could not be performed in occipital regions due to limited number of CMB in these regions.

d

#: insufficient data.