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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Gait Posture. 2018 Mar 6;62:220–226. doi: 10.1016/j.gaitpost.2018.02.027

Table 1.

Demographic and clinical features of the study population, assembled from baseline measurements of rehabilitative interventions conducted in 2011–2013 and 2014–2015, overall and stratified on PD Status.

Characteristic All Participants NON-PD PD
N 138 73 65
Age, y (mean±SD)** 75±12 81±11 68±10
Sex**
 Female (N, %) 80 (58) 52 (71) 28 (44)
 Male (N, %) 58 (42) 21 (29) 37 (56)
Education, y (mean±S D)* 16±2 15±3b 16±2g
Falling**
 0 falls (N, %) 87 (63) 56 (77) 31 (48)
 1 fall (N, %) 22 (16) 12 (16) 10 (15)
 ≥1 fall (N, %) 51 (37) 17 (23) 34 (52)
 ≥2 falls (N, %) 29 (21) 5 (7) 24 (37)
Cognitive domain
 MoCA (/30; mean±SD)** 24.5±3.0 23.3±2.8 25.8±2.7
 Set shifting
  Trailmaking A (s; median±IQR)** 39.9±23.1a 44.7±25.5b 36.0±15.3
  Trailmaking B (s; median±IQR)** 107.0±92.2a 98.1±35.0b 77.0±71.0
  Trailmaking B–A (s; median±IQR)* 64.9±81.6a 76.6±70.4b 39.7±66.9
Motor domain
 Berg Balance Scale (/54; mean±SD)** 49.4±7.4c 47.6±8.7d 51.4±4.8e
 Gait speed, m/s (mean±SD) 0.98±0.24f 0.95±0.24 1.02±0.23g
Clinical characteristics
 PD duration, y (mean±SD) 7.3±5.6e
 UPDRS-III (/108; mean±SD) 32.0±10.6
 Freezing of Gait
  Freezer (N, %) 26 (40)
  Nonfreezer (N, %) 39 (60)
 Hoehn & Yahr stage
  3 (N, %) 20 (14)
  2.5 (N, %) 12 (9)
  2 (N, %) 26 (19)
  1.5 (N, %) 6 (4)
  1 (N, %) 1 (2)

Abbreviations: PD, Parkinson’s disease; MoCA, Montreal Cognitive Assessment.

*

P<0.05,

**

P<0.01, derived from tests of central tendency or homogeneity comparing PD and NON-PD groups.

a

N=137.

b

N=72.

c

N=135.

d

N=71.

e

N=64.

f

N=134.

g

N=63.