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. 2022 Jul 25;10(3):e36720. doi: 10.2196/36720

Table 2.

The immediate effect of virtual reality (VR) reminiscence on cognition, global status, depressive symptoms, and caregiver burden. The comparison of scores before and after VR were evaluated by Wilcoxon sing-rank test.

Characteristics Before VR, mean (SD) Immediately after VR, mean (SD) P value
MMSEa 15.40 (5.47) 14.95 (5.13) .48
CASIb 55.47 (15.64) 54.46 (16.64) .22

Remote memory (0-10) 8.75 (1.80) 8.25 (2.51) .13

Orientation (0-18) 6.65 (3.86) 6.85 (3.68) .52

Attention (0-8) 5.85 (1.43) 5.65 (1.63) .54

Concentration (0-10) 5.85 (2.91) 5.95 (3.12) .77

Recent memory (0-12) 1.59 (1.55) 1.66 (1.88) .46

Fluency (0-10) 3.30 (2.00) 3.40 (2.42) .95

Language (0-10) 7.58 (2.39) 7.45 (1.99) .70

Abstraction (0-6) 3.00 (1.69) 2.80 (1.32) .30

Judgment (0-6) 4.65 (1.27) 4.75 (1.21) .74

Visual construction (0-10) 8.25 (2.75) 7.70 (3.33) .10
CDRc sum of boxes 7.26 (3.00) 7.33 (2.43) .64
CESDd 6.15 (5.73) 3.15 (4.26) .008 e
ZBIf 34.65 (15.98) 31.20 (14.05) .14

aMMSE: Mini-Mental State Examination.

bCASI: Cognitive Assessment Screening Instrument.

cCDR: Clinical Dementia Rating.

dCESD: Center for Epidemiological Studies Depression.

eSignificant value is shown in italics.

fZBI: Zarit Caregiver Burden Interview.