Table 1 Demographic and clinical information for patients with PD and healthy controls

From: Automatic analysis of eyelid movement in de-novo Parkinson’s disease

 

PD (n = 120, 39 women)

HC (n = 55, 19 women)

p-value

t-value

General

 Age (years)

60.0 (11.5, 36–83)

60.4 (9.6, 37–81)

0.82

−0.23

 Sex Ratio

0.68

0.65

 Symptom duration (years)

1.9 (1.8, 0.3–11.3)

Motor Manifestations

 MDS-UPDRS III score

29.0 (11.8, 6–63)

3.6 (3.4, 0–13)

<0.001

15.67

 MDS-UPDRS 3.2, Facial Item

1.5 (0.81, 0–3)

0.24 (0.43, 0–1)

<0.001

11.25

Non-Motor Manifestations

 MoCA

24.9 (3.8, 15–30)

26.3 (1.9, 23–30)

<0.01

−2.80

Neuroimaging (DAT-SPECT)

 Mean Putamen SBR

1.47 (0.34, 0.80–2.49)

 Mean Posterior Putamen SBR

1.02 (0.30, 0.52–2.17)

 Putamen % interhemispheric Difference

0.18 (0.11, 0–0.5)

 Posterior Putamen interhemispheric % Difference

0.26 (0.15, 0–0.65)

  1. Values listed in the format mean (standard deviation, range). The neuroimaging values depict the average between hemispheres of the overall and posterior putamen or the percentage difference of values between the two hemispheres.
  2. PD Parkinson’s Disease, MDS-UPDRS III Movement Disorder Society Unified Parkinson’s Disease rating scale III, MoCA Montreal cognitive assessment, DAT-SPECT Dopamine transporter single-photon emission computed tomography, SBR specific binding ratio.