Subtype of Mild @entity73 in Elderly XXXX With @entity400 .

@entity1 @entity303 @entity73 @entity2730 @entity18721 @entity400 @entity195
BACKGROUND AND AIMS:: Several studies have demonstrated that @entity1 with essential @entity400 ( @entity18721 ) may also have @entity73 ( @entity73 ), and cross-sectional and population-based studies have shown that @entity18721 is associated with prevalent @entity303 . Different presentations of MCI are suggested to be associated with different pathologies. For example, @entity2730 may be associated with @entity195 . Therefore, in this study, we explored whether the MCI subtype in @entity1 with @entity18721 (MCI- @entity18721 +) is different from the MCI subtype in @entity1 without @entity18721 attending a memory outpatient clinic (MCI- @entity18721 -). METHODS:: Using a case-control study design, cognitive status in MCI @entity1 with @entity18721 and without @entity18721 was assessed by neuropsychological testing. @entity1 with MCI were stratified into groups: amnestic and nonamnestic MCI, or single-domain and multidomain MCI. RESULTS:: Of the 93 @entity1 in the @entity18721 + group and the 169 in the @entity18721 - group, 45 (48.4%) and 94 (55.6%) @entity1 had MCI, respectively. The frequency of MCI subtypes between the 2 groups was different, such that 25 (55.6%) @entity1 had nonamnestic MCI in the @entity18721 + group and 68 (72.3%) @entity1 had @entity2730 in @entity18721 - group (  =10.195, P=0.001). Compared with the MCI- @entity18721 + group, @entity1 in the MCI- @entity18721 - group showed more severe @entity73 . CONCLUSIONS:: @entity18721 is associated with MCI, particularly the nonamnestic subtype. These results suggest that @entity73 in @entity1 with @entity18721 may have a different pathogenesis from that of @entity195 .
