Table 3.

Clinical Phenotypes and Confidence Rating

Clinical Phenotypes (primary, and secondary and tertiary if applicable)
Normal neurologic functioning
Behavioral variant frontotemporal dementia
Primary progressive aphasia – agrammatic/nonfluent variant subtype
Primary progressive aphasia – semantic variant subtype
Primary progressive aphasia – logopenic variant subtype
Corticobasal syndrome - typical or variant
Progressive supranuclear palsy/Richardson’s syndrome
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
FTD/ALS
MCI - cognitive variants: aMCIsd, aMDmd, naMCIsd, naMCImd
MCI - behavior
MCI - language
MCI - unknown
Alzheimer’s disease dementia	Confidence in Primary Clinical Phenotype Diagnosis
Dementia with Lewy bodies	100% (extremely confident)
Parkinson’s disease	90%
Parkinson’s disease with dementia	80%
Multiple system atrophy	70%
Posterior cortical atrophy	60%
Primary psychiatric disorder - Mood	50%
Primary psychiatric disorder - Thought	40%
Primary psychiatric disorder - Personality	30%
Other, specify	20%
	10%
	0% (not confident at all)