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Original Research

Legal medical consideration of Alzheimer’s disease patients’ dysgraphia and cognitive dysfunction: a 6 month follow up

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Pages 279-284 | Published online: 07 Mar 2016

Figures & data

Table 1 Clinical and neuropsychological characteristics of AD patient groups in this study

Table 2 The performance of AD patients on the tests of cognition, PQ1B and PQ1A, the difference between PQ1 before and PQ2 before (DΔ before), and the difference between PQ1 after and PQ2 after (DΔ after) and on the writing test before and after

Figure 1 An example of an eldest aged patient.

Note: The peaks represent the moments of skills and good cognitive performance and handwriting.
Abbreviation: XF, sentences/minutes.
Figure 1 An example of an eldest aged patient.

Figure 2 Comparisons of PQ1 before and PQ1 after of group 1 (aged).

Figure 2 Comparisons of PQ1 before and PQ1 after of group 1 (aged).

Figure 3 Comparisons of PQ1 before and PQ1 after of group 2 (elder aged).

Figure 3 Comparisons of PQ1 before and PQ1 after of group 2 (elder aged).

Figure 4 Comparisons of PQ1 before and PQ1 after of group 3 (eldest aged).

Figure 4 Comparisons of PQ1 before and PQ1 after of group 3 (eldest aged).

Figure 5 XF by AD patients and healthy controls expressed as mean ± SD in the graphia test, summated over all 12 days of testing.

Abbreviations: AD, Alzheimer’s disease; SD, standard deviation; XF, sentences/minutes.
Figure 5 XF by AD patients and healthy controls expressed as mean ± SD in the graphia test, summated over all 12 days of testing.