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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Neurobiol Aging. 2018 May 30;70:10–17. doi: 10.1016/j.neurobiolaging.2018.05.027

Table 1.

Demographic, clinical, and pathological characteristics of participants (N=356)

Characteristics Mean (SD) or N (%)
Clinical
Age at death, years 90.5 (6.16)
 Age 90+ 202 (56.7%)
Sex, men 99 (27.8%)
Education, years 14.6 (3.09)
Last MMSE score proximate to death 20.5 (9.33)
Last clinical evaluation, years 1.1 (1.41)
Cognition, proximate-to-death
Global −0.9 (1.15)
Episodic Memory −0.9 (1.27)
Semantic Memory −0.8 (1.34)
Working Memory −0.8 (1.14)
Perceptual Speed −1.05 (1.02)
Perceptual Orientation −0.5 (1.10)
Neuropathologic
PMI, hours 8.4 (5.67)
AD pathology score 0.8 (0.62)
Macroinfarcts presence 125 (35.1%)
 Cortical, n 56
 Subcortical, n 97
 Brainstem/cerebellum, n 23
Microinfarcts 133 (37.4%)
 Cortical WS 50 (14.0%)
  Location
   Midfrontal anterior WS, n 18
   White matter anterior WS, n 15
   Posterior WS, n 24
  Quantity
   Single, n 33
   Multiple, n 17
 Other brain regions 105 (29.5%)
  Quantity
   Single, n 71
   Multiple, n 34

Abbreviations: PMI – post-mortem interval; WS – watershed; MMSE – Mini-Mental-State-Examination