Figure 3:

Particular signs and their frequencies within the group of the five most frequent Alzheimer disease neurological examination findings pathological deep tendon reflexes, gait disturbance, abnormal cranial nerve examination findings, tremor, and other findings. Description: The most frequent particular signs of each of the five Alzheimer disease neurological examination findings were asymmetrical brisk deep tendon reflexes, reduced arm swing while walking, saccadic smooth pursuit eye movement, postural tremor, and increased muscle tone.