Table 2 Results of evaluations of neurocognitive functions by patient.

Case	WAIS					WMS-R					WAB
Case	FSIQ	VCI	POI	WMI	PSI	VeM	ViM	GM	A/C	DR	AQ
1	117	120	121	103	84	110	120	114	126	124	99
2	96	104	89	94	102	115	119	118	102	112	100
3	115	106	122	119	102	109	121	114	134	113	98.1
4	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	66	104	73	95	69	98.4
5	107	105	108	102	100	102	120	107	103	110	100
6	107	100	125	107	94	87	115	94	132	105	99.6
7	87	NA	NA	NA	NA	74	118	84	91	94	100.0
8	100	92	114	103	89	109	105	99	94	114	99.2
9	96	107	93	81	75	115	104	113	89	99	100.0
10	110	116	103	98	97	116	104	114	92	97	99.6
11	105	111	114	85	84	97	101	98	104	98	97.7
12	72	85	85	67	68	68	108	78	76	85	98.5
13	116	110	124	114	105	104	113	108	114	114	100
14	114	107	128	109	102	110	122	115	120	120	98.9
15	80	77	97	76	82	106	108	107	92	90	96.8
16	109	115	124	100	79	132	119	132	102	127	100
17	113	110	103	117	118	123	105	119	123	118	96.8
18	77	99	87	58	78	82	90	82	94	82	95.7
Av	101	104	109	96	91	101	110	104	105	104	98.9
SD	14.4	11.4	15.0	17.8	13.4	18.8	8.9	16.1	16.5	15,8	1.32

WAIS scores: FSIQ full-scale intelligence quotient, VCI verbal comprehension index, POI perceptual organization index, WMI working memory index, PSI processing speed index; WMS-R scores: Verbal memory verbal memory, Visual memory visual memory, GM generalized memory, A/C attention concentration, DR delayed recall; WAB: AQ aphasia quotient, Av Average of all patients, SD standard deviation. In the Wechsler system, scores of 80 or above are considered normal, meaning low average or better, and the borderline range is 70–79^23,24. Aphasia is defined based on the WAB AQ cutoff point (93.8)²⁵.

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