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. 2019 Apr 13;21(5):658–667. doi: 10.1111/jch.13537

Table 4.

Neuropsychological tests

Neuropsychological test Baseline 1‐y follow‐up P value, difference mean (95% CI)
Choice reaction time (s), n=46a 0.56 (0.08) 0.56 (0.08)

0.6448,

0.0054 (−0.018 to 0.029)

Selective reaction time (s), n=47b 0.65/0.14 0.61/0.12

0.0116,

−0.036 (−0.062 to −0.009)

Rey auditory verbal learning test (no.), n = 46a 13.5/4.5 15/1

0.0001,

1.74 (0.924 to 2.55)

First recognition (no.), n = 47a 13/3 12/2

0.2777,

0.681 (−0.096 to 1.46)

Pieron test (%), n = 46a 92.21 (6.66) 93.46 (6.64)

0.1395,

2.52 (−0.266 to 5.32)

Trail making test (s), n = 47a 29.33 (11.21) 28.47 (9.76)

0.5721,

−0.83 (−3.76 to 2.11)

Digit span test (no.: forward + backward), n = 47a 10/2.5 11/3

0.0076,

1.23 (0.235 to 2.23)

Block design test (s), n = 44a 25.36 (3.57) 25.62 (3.72)

0.4065,

0.545 (−0.767 to 1.86)

Digit symbol test (no.), n = 45a 46.85 (10.95) 51.5 (10.73)

<0.0001,

4.2 (2.68 to 5.72)

Mean of standardized test scores, n = 47a 1.98/0.55 3.19/0.63

<0.0001,

1.23 (1.09 to 1.38)

Spielberger state anxiety inventory (score), n = 46a 40.5/15 34/10

0.0008,

−4.24 (−6.52 to −1.95)

Spielberger trait anxiety inventory (score), n = 44a 38.83 (8.18) 32.4 (6.66)

<0.0001,

−5.5 (−7.4 to −3.6)

Beck depression inventory (score), n = 47a 4.5/6.5 3/6

0.1752,

0 (−1.87 to 1.87)

CI, confidence interval.

a

Paired t test: data expressed as mean (SD).

b

Wilcoxon matched‐pairs signed‐ranks test: data expressed as median/interquartile range.