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. 2019 Nov 13;6(12):2448–2459. doi: 10.1002/acn3.50938

Table 3.

Associations with Diagnostic conversion

Variable Hazard ratio 95% CI
CU to MCI: All participants
SP‐ECog 3.21* 1.83–6.83
Self‐ECog 3.10 1.57–7.80
APOE+ 1.27 0.80–2.44
Age 1.03 0.98–1.10
MMSE 1.00 0.85–1.25
Edu 0.90 0.85–0.97
Female 0.72 0.51–1.20
CU to MCI: Aβ+ participants
Self‐ECog 4.30 1.54–20.49
SP‐ECog 1.79 0.96–4.68
APOE+ 1.56 0.73–2.44
Gender 1.12 0.56–3.42
Age 1.07 0.99–1.21
Edu 0.96 0.88–1.11
MMSE 0.77 0.64–1.05
MCI to dementia: All participants
SP‐ECog 3.11* 2.23–4.69
APOE+ 2.32 1.54–3.87
Female 1.67 1.16–2.65
Edu 1.06 1.00–1.14
Age 1.02 1.00–1.05
Self‐ ECog 0.97 0.76–1.34
MMSE 0.84 0.79–0.91
MCI to dementia: Aβ+ participants
SP‐ECog 2.49* 1.72–4.02
Female 2.07* 1.31–3.79
APOE+ 1.67* 1.04–2.33
Self‐ ECog 1.16 0.84–1.79
Edu 1.10 1.02–1.21
Age 1.03 1.00–1.08
MMSE 0.80* 0.75–0.89

Variables are listed in order of magnitude of Hazards Ratio. Edu, Education; CI, Confidence interval. Bolded values indicate significant associations, *P < 0.001, P < 0.01, P < 0.05.