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. 2017 Jun 22;40(8):zsx101. doi: 10.1093/sleep/zsx101

Table 3.

Correlations Between Cognitive Measures and REM Sleep EMG Features in all PD Patients.

Neuropsychological tests EMG tonic EMG phasic
Attention
 Digit Span, scaled score 0.027 −0.138
 Trail Making Test part A, time, secª 0.169 0.213
Stroop Color-Word Test
 III-II, time, secª 0.366*** 0.288**
 III-II, errorsª 0.176 0.113
Executive functions
 Trail Making Test part B, time, secª 0.277** 0.222*
 Part B–part A, time, secª 0.286** 0.205
Stroop Color-Word Test
 IV-III time, secª 0.098 −0.108
 IV-III, errorsª 0.156 0.134
Verbal fluency
 Semantic −0.217 −0.279*
 Letter −0.181 −0.115
Episodic learning and memory
Verbal
RAVLT
 Sum of trials 1 to 5 −0.226* −0.183
 List B −0.107 −0.272*
 Immediate recall −0.174 −0.209
 Delayed recall −0.161 −0.184
Recognition −0.118 0.028
Nonverbal
Rey-O Complex Figure Test
 Immediate recall −0.167 −0.197
 Delayed recall −0.130 −0.184
Visuospatial
 Rey-O Complex Figure Test, copy −0.194 −0.163
 Block Design, scaled score −0.324** −0.251*
 Bells test, omissionsª 0.120 0.029
Language
 Boston Naming Test −0.123 −0.037
 Vocabulary, scaled score 0.054 −0.115
 MMSE language score −0.096 −0.087

ªSpearman correlations.

EMG = electromyography; MMSE = Mini-Mental State Examination; PD = Parkinson’s disease; RAVLT = Rey Auditory-Verbal Learning Test.

***p < .001; ** = p < .01; * = p < .05.