Relationship between Cognitive Performance and Motor Dysfunction in Patients with Parkinson’s Disease: A Pilot Cross-Sectional Study

Table 1

Raw data of patients’ performance in all outcomes.

FAB-it (0–18 points); Median (IQR)	14.00 (11.75; 16.25)
MoCA (0–30 points); Median (IQR)	22.00 (17.75; 25.25)
TMT-A (seconds); Mean (SD)	155.20 (122.55)
TMT-B (seconds); Mean (SD)	215.47 (103.07)
SVF (number of words); Median (IQR)	17.50 (15.25; 22.00)
MI (0–9 points); Median (IQR)	6.00 (3.00; 7.25)
BDI (0–63 points); Median (IQR)	13.00 (7.50; 18.00)
MMSE (0–30 points); Median (IQR)	29.00 (26.75; 30.00)
BBS (0–56 points); Median (IQR)	44.50 (38.50; 49.00)
10MWT (seconds); Mean (SD)	9.75 (4.65)
6MWT (meters); Mean (SD)	298.77 (96.80)
TUG (seconds); Mean (SD)	11.40 (4.84)
TUG-COG (seconds); Mean (SD)	11.96 (2.99)
UPDRS III (0–108 points); Median (IQR)	20.50 (16; 25.50)

SD, Standard Deviation; IQR, Interquartile Range; FAB-it, Frontal Assessment Battery-Italian version; MoCA, Montreal overall Cognitive Assessment; TMT, Trail Making Test; SVF: Semantic Verbal Fluency Test; MI, Memory with Interference; BDI, Beck Depression Inventory; MMSE, Mini Mental State Examination; BBS, Berg Balance Scale; 10MWT, 10-Meter Walking Test; 6MWT, 6-Minute Walking Test; TUG, Timed Up and Go; TUG-COG, Timed Up and Go under dual task condition; UPDRS III, Unified Parkinson’s Disease Rating Scale, part III (motor examination).