“Does the Response to Morning Medication Predict the ADL-Level of the Day in Parkinson’s Disease?”

Table 1

Baseline demographics and characteristics for the participants.

	Mean	Min.–Max.
Age	66,4	53–74
Weight (kg)	79,9	53–141
Height (cm)	174,0	1,57–1,89
Years of disease duration	5,0	3–7
Hoehn&Yahr	2,2	2–3
MoCa-score	27,6	26–30
Comorbidity	1,4	1–5
	N	%
Women	18	53,0
Men	16	47,0
Cohabiting	25	73,0
Living alone	9	27,0
Primary school [7–12]	3	9,0
Higher education	25	73,0
Vocational	6	18,0
Number of PD-drugs [1]	2	6
Number of PD-drugs [2, 3]	32	94,0
Number of PD-dosages [1, 2]	10	29,4
Number of PD-dosages [3, 4]	24	70,6
	Mean	Min.-Max.
MDS-UPDRS part II score	12,92 (Median = 9)	5–27
# Item 1, 8 & 12 (3 selected items)	Median	Min.-Max.
Speech	2,0	0–3
Hobbies and other activities	1,0	0–2
Walking and balance	1,0	0–3