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. 2021 Feb 23;31(3):e12939. doi: 10.1111/bpa.12939

TABLE 1.

Basic characteristics of the study participants (n = 749)

Characteristics Mean (SD) or N (%)
Demographics
Age at death, mean (SD) years 90.3 (6.4)
Female, n (%) 515 (69)
Education, mean (SD) years 16 (3.5)
Clinical
AD Dementia, n (%) 331 (44.2)
aAPOE ε4, n (%) 186 (25.3)
Vascular and neuropathologic
AD (NIA‐Reagan), n (%) 499 (66.6)
LATE‐NC stages, n (%)
Stage 0 340 (45.4)
Stage 1 147 (19.6)
Stage 2 75 (10)
Stage 3 187 (25)
Hippocampal sclerosis 70 (9.35)
AWS arteriolosclerosise, n (%) 345 (46.1)
bBG arteriolosclerosise, n (%) 233 (31.1)
PWS arteriolosclerosise, n (%) 245 (32.7)
cCAAe, n (%) 272 (36.5)
dCapillary CAA, n (%) 94 (12.5)
Chronic microinfarcts, n (%) 274 (36.6)

Abbreviations: PWS, posterior watershed; APOE, apolipoprotein; AWS, anterior watershed; BG, basal ganglia; CAA, cerebral amyloid angiopathy; LATE‐NC, limbic predominant age‐related TDP‐43 encephalopathy neuropathological change.

a

Data missing for 14 participants.

b

Data missing for 1 participant.

c

Data missing for 3 participants.

d

Data missing for 6 participants.

e

Grade of moderate‐to‐severe