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. 2020 May 20;7(2):120–135. doi: 10.3934/Neuroscience.2020009

Table 1. Demographic and testing results at the time of the initial and repeat scans (median 5.8 years later). Values are median [IQR].

Baseline
Follow-up
Normal (N = 78) MCI* (N = 6) AD Normal (N = 69) Incident MCI (N = 8) AD (N = 7)
Age, years 73.4 81.9 - 78.8 81.7 85.9§
[66.9–78.4] [77.4–87.8] [73.0–83.5] [73.3–89.3] [82.2–93.0]
Gender F/M 53/25 4/2 - 47/22 5/3 5/2
Education 16 15.5 - 16 16 16
[15–18] [12.8–16.5] [15–18] [12.3–18] [13–18]
MMSE 30 27.0 - 29.0% 27.0 19
[29–30] [26.8–28.3] [29–30] [26–29.8] [5–22]
LM-II 36 19.0 - 36.0% 27 7.5
[31–38] [11.3–25.3] [32–39] 13–28] [3.3–21.3]
LM% 98 46.0 - 98% 84 4.5
[90.5–99] [9.8–74] [92–99] [12–86] [1.8–61.5]
List Learn 24 16.5 - 25 20 18
[22–26] [14.5–20] [22–27] [18–22] [16.5–18]
List Delay 9 4.0 - 9 6 3
[8–9] [1.5–4.5] [8–10] [1–8] [2–4]

*MCI different from normal baseline on all covariates except gender & education; Wilcoxon rank sum test, p < 0.01; § Older than Normal & MCI; % All three groups different, maximum p< 0.02; ¶ Different from normal but not AD, maximum p < 0.01; Wilcoxon multiple comparison.