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. 2019 May 16;11:117. doi: 10.3389/fnagi.2019.00117

TABLE 1.

Demographic, brain, and cognitive scores by group.

TKA Non-TKA
(n = 61) (n = 65)
Age 69.13±7.02,60-85 68.63±5.59,60-83
Education 15.36±2.85,10-23 16.05±2.65,9-24
Race (Black:White) 8:53 4:61
PreMRI pain 10.78±18.14,0-75 8.12±15.47,0-70
PostMRI pain** 38.67±23.53,0-100 7.60±10.27,0-40
MED 11.97±10.99,0-37.50     –
Brain integrity -0.05±0.74,-2.05-1.07 0.04±0.62,-1.79-1.14
Cognitive reserve** 0.34±0.63,-0.84-1.84 0.69±0.56,-1.20-1.88
Processing speed** -0.04±0.54,-1.27-1.29 0.26±0.68,-1.74-1.84
Immediate memory** -0.36±0.74,-1.90-1.20 0.10±0.88,-1.65-2.02
Delay memory** -0.21±0.79,-2.00-1.06 0.21±0.71,-2.17-1.40

**p < 0.01. PreMRI Pain, participant-reported pain (0–100 scale) during the baseline MRI; PostMRI Pain, participant-reported pain (0–100 scale) during the follow-up MRI; MED, morphine equivalent dose. Brain integrity is a z-score composite of ventricle volume, leukoaraiosis volume, and entorhinal cortex thickness. Cognitive reserve is a composite of word reading ability, vocabulary knowledge, and years of education. Processing speed is a composite of stroop word reading total correct in 45 s, digit symbol raw score in 120 s, trail making test, Part A total time in seconds. Immediate memory is a composite of Hopkins verbal learning test – revised (HVLT) trial 1 total words recalled and Rey–Osterrieth complex figure immediate recall. Delay memory is a composite of Hopkins verbal learning test – revised (HVLT) delay recall and retention and Rey–Osterrieth complex figure delay recall.