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. 2019 Apr 30;11(8):2185–2201. doi: 10.18632/aging.101883

Table 1. Demographics and clinical measures of N-MCI and P-MCI subjects at baseline.

   Item N-MCI P-MCI t value (χ2) p value
n=34 n=12
ADNI data
   Age (years) 70.24 (7.20) 73.90(5.41) -1.605 0.116
   Gender (male/female) 17/17 6/6 0.000 1.000
   Education level (years) 15.76(2.73) 15.75(2.45) 0.016 0.987
   MMSE 27.71(1.77) 27.42(1.38) 0.513 0.610
   ADAS-Cog 8.62(3.23) 13.08(4.21) -3.800 0.000*
   AVLT 37.47(10.20) 29.25(5.85) 3.382 0.002*
   Item N-MCI P-MCI t value (χ2) p value
n=40 n=16
NADS data
   Age (years) 66.73(7.05) 72.93(5.79) -3.123 0.003*
   Gender (male/female) 23/17 9/7 0.007 0.932
   Education level (years) 11.93(3.48) 11.38(2.94) 0.557 0.580
   MMSE 27.53(1.60) 24.56(2.63) 5.154 0.000*
   Composite Z scores of each cognitive domain
   Episodic memory 0.33(0.57) -0.82(0.73) 6.338 0.000*
   Information processing speed 0.17(0.73) -0.42(0.71) 2.780 0.007*
   Executive function 0.22(0.52) -0.56(0.49) 5.132 0.000*
   Visuospatial function 0.05(0.52) -0.13(0.52) 1.148 0.255

Notes: Values are expressed as the mean (standard deviation, SD). * Significant differences are found between P-MCI and N-MCI subjects. P values are obtained by t test except for gender (chi-square test). The performances of MMSE are presented as raw scores. The level of each cognitive domain is denoted by the composite Z scores.

Abbreviations: MCI, mild cognitive impairment; MMSE, Mini-Mental State Examination; ADNI, Alzheimer’s Disease Neuroimaging Initiative; NADS, Nanjing Aging and Dementia Study; P-MCI, progressive MCI, including MCI subjects who have progressed to AD-type dementia at the three-year follow-up; N-MCI, nonprogressive MCI, including MCI subjects who have not progressed to dementia at the three-year follow-up. ADAS-Cog, Alzheimer’s Disease Assessment Scale-Cognitive Subscale; AVLT, Rey Auditory Verbal Learning Test