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. 2022 Oct 25;90(1):405–417. doi: 10.3233/JAD-220440

Table 1.

Demographics and clinical variables

Variable No Dementia n = 72 Dementia n = 89 p
Demographics
  Age at death, y 98 (96,100) 98 (96,99) 0.81
  Females, % 57/72 (79%) 77/89 (86%) 0.30
  Race, % 0.58
 Non-Hispanic white decedent 71/72 (99%) 88/89 (99%)
 Non-Hispanic black decedent 1/72 (1%) 1/89 (1%)
  Education, years 15 (12,16) 14 (12,16) 0.08
APOE ɛ2 presence, % 20/72 (28%) 11/88 (12%) 0.03
APOE ɛ4 presence, % 16/72 (22%) 24/88 (27%) 0.58
Last MMSE 27 (24,28) 17 (11,24) <0.001
Vascular risk factors or comorbidities
  Cerebrovascular Disease, % 22/72 (31%) 37/89 (42%) 0.20
  Coronary Artery Disease, % 31/72 (43%) 23/89 (26%) 0.03
  Hypertension, % 59/72 (82%) 63/89 (71%) 0.15
  Heart Failure, % 30/72 (42%) 29/89 (33%) 0.31
  Peripheral Vascular Disease, % 15/72 (21%) 17/89 (19%) 0.94
  Diabetes Mellitus, % 2/72 (3%) 10/89 (11%) 0.08
  Smoking status 0.07
Never-smoker, % 43/64 (67%) 59/72 (82%)
Former smoker, % 10/64 (16%) 9/72 (12%)
Current smoker, % 11/64 (17%) 4/72 (6%)
Cancer, % 41/72 (57%) 27/89 (30%) 0.001

Data are presented as median (25th percentile, 75th percentile) or as a proportion. APOE, Apolipoprotein E; MMSE, Mini-Mental State Examination.