Research Article

Relation between Resting State Front-Parietal EEG Coherence and Executive Function in Parkinson’s Disease

Table 2

Relation between EEG coherence in the frontoparietal electrode pair and ED in PD patients.

RangeAge-controlled standardized BADS score
<70 (patients with ED)≥70 (patients without ED)

AlphaLow F3-P3 (left side) coherence group 13260.016
High F3-P3 (left side) coherence group227
Low F4-P4 (right side) coherence group 11220.041
High F4-P4 (right side) coherence group431

ThetaLow F3-P3 (left side) coherence group 12380.742
High F3-P3 (left side) coherence group315
Low F4-P4 (right side) coherence group 8320.768
High F4-P4 (right side) coherence group721

Data are expressed as number of patients.
BADS: Behavioral Assessment of the Dysexecutive Syndrome; ED: executive dysfunction; PD: Parkinson’s disease.
ED was defined as age-controlled standardized BADS score <70.
The low coherence group had coherence <0.5 and the high coherence group had coherence ≥0.5.
The relation between two coherence groups and ED was assessed using Fisher’s exact test. Statistically significant ().