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. 2015 Jul 8;35(27):10015–10024. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.5113-14.2015

Table 2.

Characteristics and neuropsychological test results of MRI study participants

Hypertension (n = 44)
Controls (n = 40)
F2 p
Mean SD Mean SD
Age (years) 64.77 6.605 64.33 5.176 0.34 0.732
Education (years) 10.66 3.065 11.30 2.534 −1.04 0.302
Gender (male/female) 23/21 22/18 0.06 0.830
Fasting plasma glucose 5.16 0.513 5.09 0.730 0.58 0.567
Total cholesterol 5.11 0.902 5.14 0.738 −0.18 0.859
Triglycerides 1.93 2.899 1.60 1.182 0.52 0.604
High-density lipoprotein 1.35 0.347 1.38 0.351 −0.37 0.716
Low-density lipoprotein 3.07 0.798 3.09 0.765 −0.12 0.903
Body mass index 25.06 2.567 24.33 2.391 1.35 0.182
MMSE 26.70 2.216 27.80 1.772 5.83 0.018
Executive function
    Stroop CB 45.29 22.623 33.69 15.152 6.58 0.012
    TMTba 119.82 57.545 96.74 43.440 4.05 0.048
Processing speed
    Stroop B-time 43.86 13.135 39.51 12.717 1.73 0.192
    TMTa 64.57 31.981 57.53 21.390 0.68 0.412
Memory
    AVLT-delay recall 3.32 2.568 4.83 2.531 6.92 0.010
    ROCF-delay recall 11.80 7.654 11.25 6.003 0.29 0.591
Language
    Verbal fluency 40.57 9.179 44.90 10.293 3.52 0.064
    Boston Naming Test 21.89 6.255 23.80 3.532 1.83 0.180
Visual-spatial and attention
    ROCF-Copy 31.55 5.593 33.93 2.188 4.94 0.029
    Clock-Drawing Test 24.25 5.150 24.15 6.542 0.01 0.921
    SDMT 29.36 12.204 35.10 11.993 3.31 0.073

The comparisons of neuropsychological test were performed with an ANCOVA, with age, education, and gender as covariates. The p value for gender was obtained using a χ2 test.