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. 2021 Dec 16;7:117. doi: 10.1038/s41531-021-00257-9

Table 1.

Sex differences in sociodemographic and clinical characteristics in HC and PD patients.

PD sample (n = 99) HC sample (n = 62)
PD Male (n = 69) PD Female (n = 30) F p HC Male (n = 31) HC Female (n = 31) F p
Age (years) 63.36 (8.16) 65.48 (6.85) 1. 546 0.217 64.38 (7.90) 62.20 (8.42) 1.109 0.297
Education (years) 13.14 (4.92) 10.73 (3.90) 5.637 0.020 13.23 (4.22) 12.42 (4.80) 0.492 0.486
MoCA 24.53 (3.53) 24.20 (3.65) 0.186 0.668 26.10 (3.00) 26.87 (2.12) 1.319 0.256
GDS-15 2.82 (2.52) 2.54 (2.66) 0.241 0.625 1.31 (1.80) 0.63 (1.02) 3.203 0.079
Disease duration 6.01 (4.86) 7.24 (4.54) 1.374 0.244
UPDRS III 26.52 (10.65) 24.00 (12.33) 1.063 0.305
Hoehn and Yahr 1.97 (0.45) 2.06 (0.50) 0.871 0.353
LEDD 622.57 (373.62) 705.45 (491.58) 0.844 0.360

Values are shown as mean (standard deviation).

HC healthy controls, PD Parkinson’s disease, MoCA Montreal cognitive assessment, GDS-15 geriatric depression scale, UPDRS III unified PD rating scale, motor subscale, LEDD levodopa equivalent daily dose.