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. 2022 Mar 5;11(5):1440. doi: 10.3390/jcm11051440

Table 3.

Correlation between cognitive performance evolution (after 5 ECT sessions minus baseline scores) and the postictal suppression frequency during the 5 ECT sessions.

Baseline After 5 ECT Sessions r p
MMSE (n = 41) 26.45 (3.04) 26.63 (2.73) −0.186 0.245
Doors test (n = 38)
  part A, scaled score 6.51 (3.84) 6.95 (3.97) −0.322 0.049 #
  part B, scaled score 6.90 (3.29) 6.90 (4.16) −0.286 0.082
D2 test of attention (n = 38)
  TN: Total number of characters processed 84.80 (8.56) 88.34 (9.65) 0.054 0.749
  CP: Concentration performance 91.54 (6.34) 95.74 (6.67) 0.094 0.586
Rey figure (Z score) (n = 37) −1.32 (1.98) −0.97 (2.02) −0.128 0.451
RL/RI−16 test (n = 38)
  Free Recall 1 (z score) −0.79 (0.98) −0.95 (0.98) 0.083 0.620
  Free Recall 2 (z score) −0.79 (0.90) −1.19 (1.08) 0.150 0.369
  Free Recall 3 (z score) −0.88 (1.05) −1.27 (1.28) 0.135 0.420
  Delayed Free Recall (z score) −0.90 (1.05) −1.98 (1.27) 0.011 0.946

Notes: Means (standard deviations) are reported. The number of subjects included in the analysis is reported for each cognitive variable. # The result was no longer significant after Bonferroni correction for multiple comparisons. MMSE: Mini-Mental State Examination; Rey figure: Rey–Osterrieth complex figure; ECT: electroconvulsive therapy.