Table 2.

Logistic regressions showing the association between motoric cognitive risk syndrome and mild cognitive impairment (n = 633).

			OR [95%CI] P-value∗
	Walking speed†		FTSS†		Walking speed and FTTS		Walking speed and/or FTTS
	Model 1	Model 2	Model 1	Model 2	Model 1	Model 2	Model 1	Model 2
Mild cognitive impairment
All categories	1.60	0.99	1.40	1.29	2.34	1.87	–	1.95
	[0.97;2.12]	[0.57;1.71]	[0.69;2.64]	[0.63;2.64]	[0.77;7.11]	[0.59;5.94]	[1.14;2.53]	[0.78;1.89]
	0.064	0.965	0.383	0.485	0.134	0.287	0.010	0.385
Amnestic	0.13	0.17	1.23	1.60	1.34	1.72	0.47	0.63
	[0.03;0.57]	[0.04;0.75]	[0.45;3.32]	[0.56;4.56]	[0.34;5.40]	[0.39;7.55]	[0.23;0.97]	[0.30;1.34]
	0.007	0.019	0.686	0.578	0.677	0.475	0.040	0.232
Non-amnestic	2.70	2.40	0.90	0.78	0.86	0.76	1.44	1.25
	[1.31;5.59]	[1.15;5.04]	[0.54;1.47]	[0.46;1.32]	[0.43;1.72]	[0.36;1.60]	[1.01;2.06]	[0.86;1.82]
	0.007	0.020	0.664	0.358	0.666	0.469	0.046	0.249

OR, odd ratio; CI, confidence interval; MCR, motoric cognitive risk syndrome; FTTS, five times sit-to-stand; ^∗, separate model for gait speed; FTSS, gait speed and FTTS, gait speed and/or FTTS; †, Exclusive (i.e., only participants with mean value of the motor test below 1 standard deviation); Model 1, adjusted for age and sex; Model 2, adjusted for age, sex, number of drugs daily taken, body mass index, educational level, handgrip strength, distance vision acuity, and lower-limb proprioception. P-value significant (i.e., P < 0.05) indicated in bold.