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. 2007 Oct-Dec;1(4):374–380. doi: 10.1590/S1980-57642008DN10400008

Table 2.

The scores for RCFT copying, the LB and Cherrier's six categories classification of groups of healthy, very mild AD, and mild/moderate AD subjects.

Domais Full score Healthy   Very mild AD   Mil/moderate AD   F
values
p
values
n (CDR0) n (CDR 0.5) n (CDR 1&2)
RCFT                        
    Copying total score 36.0 40 30.3 (4.9)   40 26.1 (8.6)a   31 21.5 (9.7)ab   11.0 0.00**
Cherrier's six categories                        
    Gestalt (unit 2,3,4,5,13,16) 2.0   1.9 (0.2)     1.7 (0.5)     1.4 (0.6)ab   10.79 0.00**
    Detail (unit 6,7,8,10,11,12,15) 2.0   1.6 (0.4)     1.3 (0.5)a     1.0 (0.6)a   10.72 0.00**
    Right (unit 14) 2.0   1.7 (0.6)     1.5 (0.7)     1.2 (0.9)a   5.09 0.01*
    Left (unit 1) 2.0   1.6 (0.6)     1.2 (0.8)a     0.8 (0.8)a   10.16 0.00*
    Upper (unit 9) 2.0   1.8 (0.5)     1.6 (0.8)     1.4 (0.8)   2.74 0.07
    Lower (unit 17,18) 2.0   1.6 (0.5)     1.4 (0.7)     1.2 (0.7)a   4.35 0.02*
LB (120 mm) 60.0 40 0 (2.3)   40 -0.2 (3.4)   31 -0.4 (3.5)   0.15 0.86
LB (200 mm) 100.0 40 -0.2 (4.2)   40 -0.5 (4.3)   31 -1 (4.6)   0.29 0.75

Means shown (SD), F values and p values (covariance effects). Significant differences among the three groups were shown on ANOVAs (*p<0.05, **p<0.001). On Tukey-Kramer post hoc tests, "a" was significantly lower than healthy, "b" was significantly lower than very mild AD. Using Cherrier's six categories classification (Neuropsychiatry Neuropsychol Behav Neurol, 1999;12:95-101). On the LB, the mean of deviations from the middle for 120 mm or 200 mm lines were calculated. CDR: Clinical Dementia Rating; RCFT: Rey-Osterrieth Complex Figure test; LB: Line Bisection test; AD: Alzheimer's disease.