Middle East Current Psychiatry

Table 1 Demographic and cognitive variables of all participants

From: Can a combination of two neuropsychological tests screen for mild neurocognitive disorder better than each test alone? A cross-sectional study

	Mild NCD, 49% (n = 70)	Normal CF, 51% (n = 73)	P value
*Male (62)	41.9% (n = 26)	58.1% (n = 36)	0.05
*Female (81)	54.3% (n = 44)	45.7% (n = 37)	0.04
Age	67.73 ± 5.25	66.62 ± 5.55	0.04
MMSE	17.51 ± 3.42	26.25 ± 2.07	0.001
CDT	1.03 ± 1.02	3.07 ± 0.93	0.001
VF	8.56 ± 2.41	12.88 ± 1.78	0.001
BNT	9.64 ± 2.47	13.37 ± 1.62	0.001

MMSE mini-mental state examination test, CDT clock drawing test, VF verbal fluency, BNT Boston naming test, NCD neurocognitive disorder, CF cognitive function
*Chi-square test and Pearson’s chi-square = 2.15
P value more than 0.05 is not significant

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