Table 1:

Demographic characteristics of the 3 subsamplesa

NC (n = 42; 16F/26M)MCI (n = 73, 25F/48M)AD (n = 38, 16F/22M)
MSDRangeMSDRangeMSDRange
Age75.5(5.4)62.2–84.774.5(7.0)55.5–88.976.2(7.5)58.8–88.1
Education16.0(3.2)8–2016.0(2.9)8–2014.3(3.6)4–20
MMSE29.1(1.0)26–3027.0(1.7)24–3023.8(2.0)20–26
MMSE_c−0.2(1.6)−4–3−1.3(2.8)−13–4−5.2(5.8)−22–4
CDR0.0(0.0)0–00.5(0.0)0.5–0.50.8(0.3)0.5–1.0
CDR_c0.2(0.7)−0.5–3.51.2(1.6)−1.5–4.54.0(3.1)0–11
LM-del12.0(3.6)6–224.1(2.7)0–81.1(2.0)0–8
LM-del_c1.2(4.1)−10–80(3.3)−6–10−0.7(1.1)−4–1
  • a The numbers refer to baseline data, with the exception of MMSE_c, CDR_c, and LM-del_c, which refer to change across 2 years (baseline score subtracted from score at 2-year follow-up). MMSE and LM-del change scores were available for 36 NC, 51 MCI, and 25 AD subjects. CDR-SB change scores were available for 34 NC, 49 MCI, and 25 AD.