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Fink HA, Hemmy LS, Linskens EJ, et al. Diagnosis and Treatment of Clinical Alzheimer’s-Type Dementia: A Systematic Review [Internet]. Rockville (MD): Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (US); 2020 Apr. (Comparative Effectiveness Review, No. 223.)

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Appendix CKey Question 1: Accuracy, Comparative Accuracy, and Harms of Cognitive Tests for Identifying CATD

Appendix Table C.1QUADAS-2 Risk of bias assessment for studies of classification accuracy of brief cognitive tests

Study

Risk of Bias: Patient Selection

(0=low, 1=high or unclear)

Risk of Bias: Index Test

(0=low, 1=high or unclear)

Risk of Bias: Reference Standard

(0=low, 1=high or unclear)

Risk of Bias: Flow and Timing

(0=low, 1=high or unclear)

Applicability Concerns: Patient Selection

(0=low, 1=high or unclear)

Applicability Concerns: Index Test

(0=low, 1=high or unclear)

Applicability Concerns: Reference Standard

(0=low, 1=high or unclear)

Total ScoreROB Rating
Ashendorf 2008101110003Medium
Bondi 1993211100003Medium
Brodaty 1997511100003Medium
Brown 2009610010002Medium
Buschke 1999700100001Low
Cahn 1997801000001Low
Cahn 1995901010002Medium
Cahn 19961001010002Medium
Canning 20041111000002Medium
Cerhan 20021211010003Medium
Chandler 20051311100003Medium
Chapman 20101411100003Medium
Clark 20101510100002Medium
Clark 20141611100003Medium
Coen 19961711110004High
Connor 20051811100003Medium
De Jager 20031901010002Medium
Elamin 20162001100002Medium
Esteban-Santillas 19982111010003Medium
Ewers 20122211110004High
Galasko 19902301100002Medium
Gavett 20092401010002Medium
Gomez 20062511000002Medium
Grober 20082610000001Low
Grober 20082710000001Low
Hackett 20182811110105High
Hollocks 20182901100002Medium
Johnson 20033011000002Medium
Kalbe 20043111100003Medium
Knopman 19893211000002Medium
Kuslansky 20023311000002Medium
Kuslansky 20043411000002Medium
Lange 20063510100002Medium
Lee 19963610000001Low
Logsdon 19893710000001Low
Loewenstein 20013811100003Medium
Mahoney 20053911011004High
Maruff 20134011010003Medium
Mathuranath 20004111010104High
Mendez 19924211100003Medium
Mendiondo 200343)11100003Medium
Millar 20174411100003Medium
Monsch 19924511000002Medium
Monsch 19954611000002Medium
Montgomery 20174711110004High
Morgan 20104811010003Medium
Parsey 20114901000001Low
Petersen 19945011000002Medium
Quarmley 20175110000102Medium
Roalf 20135211110004High
Roalf 20175311100003Medium
Salmon 20025401010013Medium
Solomon 19985511000002Medium
Springate 20145611100003Medium
Storandt 19895711000002Medium
Sunderaraman 20155811010003Medium
Thompson 20115911010003Medium
Tremont 20116011000002Medium
Troster 1996111010003Medium
Trzepacz 20156211100003Medium
Tuokko 19926311100003Medium
Uhlmann 19916411100003Medium
Welsh 19916501010002Medium
Welsh 19926601010002Medium
Wolf-Klein 19896701010013Medium
Zainal 20166811000002Medium

Appendix Table C.2Classification accuracy results for brief cognitive tests designed as individual stand-alone tests in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Test/Test TypeAuthor YearCATD NComp GroupComp NScore (Subgroup)Cut pointSESPPPV+NPV+CATD Base Rate
Brief Alzheimer Screen (BAS)Mendiondo 200343171NC203Weighted sum score220.900.990.990.920.46
BASMendiondo 200343171NC203Weighted sum score230.920.970.960.940.46
BASMendiondo 200343503NC657Weighted sum score260.980.960.950.980.43
Brief Memory and Executive Test (BMET)Hollocks 20172951NC51Total score130.861.001.000.880.50
Clock DrawingCahn 19961042NC237Qualitative CDT score1*0.810.680.310.950.15
Clock DrawingCahn 19961042NC237Global CDT score60.830.720.340.960.15
Clock DrawingEsteban-Santillan 19982141NC39Mendez CDIS gross20.630.710.700.650.51
Clock DrawingEsteban-Santillan 19982141NC39Mendez CDIS numbers100.150.970.840.520.51
Clock DrawingEsteban-Santillan 19982141NC39Mendez CDIS hands20.121.001.000.520.51
Clock DrawingEsteban-Santillan 19982141NC39Mendez CDIS total170.460.790.700.580.51
Clock DrawingLee 19963630NC30Mendez CDIS total180.730.770.760.740.50
Clock DrawingMendez 19924246NC26Mendez CDIS total19*0.911.001.000.860.64
Clock DrawingLee 1996369NC30Mendez CDIS total (very mild CATD)180.440.770.360.820.23
Clock DrawingLee 19963617NC30Mendez CDIS total (mild CATD)180.820.770.670.880.36
Clock DrawingLee 1996364NC30Mendez CDIS total (moderate CATD)181.000.770.371.000.12
Clock DrawingCahn 1995945NC238Rouleau copy70.570.870.450.910.16
Clock DrawingEsteban-Santillan 19982141NC39Rouleau face10.810.210.520.510.51
Clock DrawingEsteban-Santillan 19982141NC39Rouleau numbers30.440.760.660.560.51
Clock DrawingEsteban-Santillan 19982141NC39Rouleau hands30.930.580.700.890.51
Clock DrawingCahn 1995945NC238Rouleau total70.880.630.310.970.16
Clock DrawingCahn 19961042NC237Rouleau total70.880.630.300.970.15
Clock DrawingConnor 20051850NC50Rouleau total70.740.880.860.770.50
Clock DrawingEsteban-Santillan 19982141NC39Rouleau total90.930.420.630.850.51
Clock DrawingConnor 20051820NC20Rouleau total (mild CATD)70.50.850.770.630.50
Clock DrawingConnor 20051810NC50Rouleau total (DRS 101-105)70.90.880.600.980.17
Clock DrawingConnor 20051810NC50Rouleau total (DRS 106-110)70.90.880.600.980.17
Clock DrawingConnor 20051810NC50Rouleau total (DRS 111-115)70.80.880.570.960.17
Clock DrawingConnor 20051810NC50Rouleau total (DRS 116-120)70.50.880.450.900.17
Clock DrawingConnor 20051810NC50Rouleau total (DRS 121-125)70.50.880.450.900.17
Clock DrawingBrodaty 1997528NC28Shulman scale3*0.860.960.960.870.50
Clock DrawingBrodaty 199758NC28Shulman scale (MMSE 24+)3*0.880.960.860.960.22
Clock DrawingBrodaty 1997520NC28Shulman scale (MMSE <24)3*0.850.960.940.900.42
Clock DrawingLee 19963630NC30Sunderland scale50.670.970.960.750.50
Clock DrawingBrodaty 1997528NC28Sunderland scale50.571.001.000.700.50
Clock DrawingBrodaty 1997528NC28Sunderland scale80.790.930.920.820.50
Clock DrawingBrodaty 199758NC28Sunderland scale (MMSE 24+)50.381.001.000.850.22
Clock DrawingBrodaty 199758NC28Sunderland scale (MMSE 24+)80.630.930.720.900.22
Clock DrawingBrodaty 1997520NC28Sunderland scale (MMSE <24)80.850.930.900.900.42
Clock DrawingLee 1996369NC30Sunderland scale (very mild CATD)50.330.970.770.830.23
Clock DrawingLee 19963617NC30Sunderland scale (mild CATD)50.770.970.940.880.36
Clock DrawingLee 1996364NC30Sunderland scale (moderate CATD)51.000.970.821.000.12
Clock DrawingTuokko 19926358NC62Tuokko drawing3*0.860.920.910.880.48
Clock DrawingTuokko 19926358NC62Tuokko setting130.970.870.870.970.48
Clock DrawingTuokko 19926358NC62Tuokko reading130.850.920.910.870.48
Clock DrawingTuokko 19926358NC62Tuokko combined score2*0.930.940.940.930.48
Clock DrawingConnor 20051850NC50Watson abbreviated5*0.520.840.760.640.50
Clock DrawingConnor 20051820NC20Watson abbreviated (mild CATD)5*0.400.800.670.570.50
Clock DrawingConnor 20051810NC50Watson abbreviated (DRS 101-105)5*0.600.840.430.910.17
Clock DrawingConnor 20051810NC50Watson abbreviated (DRS 106-110)5*0.600.840.430.910.17
Clock DrawingConnor 20051810NC50Watson abbreviated (DRS 111-115)5*0.600.840.430.910.17
Clock DrawingConnor 20051810NC50Watson abbreviated (DRS 116-120)5*0.600.840.430.910.17
Clock DrawingConnor 20051810NC50Watson abbreviated (DRS 121-125)5*0.200.840.200.840.17
Clock DrawingWolf-Klein 198967105NC109Wolf-Klein abbreviated50.750.940.930.800.49
Clock DrawingWolf-Klein 198967121NC130Wolf-Klein scale50.870.930.920.880.48
Clock DrawingBrodaty 1997528NC28Wolf-Klein scale60.361.001.000.610.50
Clock DrawingBrodaty 1997528NC28Wolf-Klein scale80.790.890.880.810.50
Clock DrawingConnor 20051850NC50Wolf-Klein scale80.780.780.780.780.50
Clock DrawingBrodaty 199758NC28Wolf-Klein scale (MMSE 24+)60.131.001.000.800.22
Clock DrawingBrodaty 199758NC28Wolf-Klein scale (MMSE 24+)80.880.890.690.960.22
Clock DrawingBrodaty 1997520NC28Wolf-Klein scale (MMSE <24)80.750.890.830.830.42
Clock DrawingConnor 20051820NC20Wolf-Klein scale (mild CATD)80.600.750.710.650.50
Clock DrawingConnor 20051810NC50Wolf-Klein scale (DRS 101-105)80.900.780.450.980.17
Clock DrawingConnor 20051810NC50Wolf-Klein scale (DRS 106-110)81.000.780.481.000.17
Clock DrawingConnor 20051810NC50Wolf-Klein scale (DRS 111-115)80.800.780.420.950.17
Clock DrawingConnor 20051810NC50Wolf-Klein scale (DRS 116-120)80.600.780.350.910.17
Clock DrawingConnor 20051810NC50Wolf-Klein scale (DRS 121-125)80.600.780.350.910.17
Clock DrawingParsey 20114933MCI33CLOX 1 modified Rouleau110.581.001.000.700.50
Clock DrawingDe Jager 20031955MCI29CLOX 1 total110.760.720.840.610.65
Clock DrawingDe Jager 20031955MCI29CLOX 2 copy130.670.620.770.500.65
Mini-Mental State Exam (MMSE)Chapman 20101455NC78Total scoreNR0.560.880.770.740.41
MMSEKalbe 20043188NC97Total score210.920.860.860.920.48
MMSEKuslansky 20043457NC323Total score240.750.820.420.950.15
MMSEKuslansky 20043457NC323Total score250.880.700.340.970.15
MMSEChandler 20051395NC95Total score260.930.950.950.930.50
MMSERoalf 201753340NC138Total score270.940.960.980.870.71
MMSEGalasko 19902324NC74Total score (Mild CATD)NR0.790.990.950.940.24
MMSEGalasko 19902350NC74Total score (Moderate CATD)231.000.990.981.000.40
MMSEUhlmann 19916423NC17Total score (Middle School)210.820.940.950.790.58
MMSEUhlmann 19916423NC17Total score (Middle School)241.000.590.771.000.58
MMSEUhlmann 19916433NC30Total score (High school)230.790.970.970.810.52
MMSEUhlmann 19916433NC30Total score (High school)240.880.790.820.860.52
MMSEUhlmann 19916453NC54Total score (College+)240.831.001.000.860.50
MMSEChandler 20051395MCI60Total score250.880.830.890.820.61
MMSERoalf 201753340MCI109Total score180.790.790.920.550.76
Memory Impairment Screen (MIS)Buschke 1999739NC433Total score40.870.960.660.990.08
MISKuslansky 20023328NC212Total score40.860.970.790.980.12
MISBuschke 19997NC433Total score (Mild CATD)40.790.96NANANA
MISBuschke 19997NC433Total score (Moderate CATD)40.950.96NANANA
MISKuslansky 2002334NC212Total score (CDR 0.5)40.750.970.321.000.02
MISKuslansky 2002334NC212Total score (CDR 0.5)51.000.850.111.000.02
MISKuslansky 20023316NC212Total score (CDR 1.0)40.810.970.670.990.07
MISKuslansky 2002336NC212Total score (CDR 2.0)21.001.001.001.000.03
MISKuslansky 2002336NC212Total score (CDR 2.0)41.000.970.491.000.03
MISKuslansky 2002332NC212Total score (CDR 3.0)11.001.001.001.000.01
MISKuslansky 2002332NC212Total score (CDR 3.0)21.001.001.001.000.01
MISKuslansky 2002332NC212Total score (CDR 3.0)31.001.001.001.000.01
Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA)Quarmley 2017*51231NC155Total score230.930.940.960.900.60
MoCARoalf 201753340NC138Total score220.941.001.000.870.71
MoCARoalf 201753340NC138Total score – modified short version100.960.910.960.900.71
MoCARoalf 201753340MCI109Total score240.760.780.920.510.76
MoCARoalf 201753340MCI109Total score – modified short version60.670.790.910.430.76
MoCATrzepacz 201562100MCI299Total score190.820.880.700.940.25
MoCAQuarmley 2017*51231MCI110Total score190.970.790.910.920.68
7 Minute Screen (7MS)Solomon 19985560NC60Total score0.3, 0.71.001.001.001.000.50
7MSSolomon 19985560NC60Total score0.1, 0.90.960.960.960.960.50
7MSSolomon 19985530NC30Total score (confirmation sample)0.1, 0.90.920.960.960.920.50
7MSSolomon 19985535NC60Total score (MMSE 21+)0.1, 0.90.980.980.970.990.37
7MSSolomon 199855NCTotal score (MMSE 24+)0.1, 0.90.981.00NANANA
Minnesota Cognitive Acuity Screen (MCAS)Tremont 20116050aMCI100Total score42.50.860.770.650.920.33
Test Your Memory (TYM)Brown 2009694NC282Total score420.930.860.690.970.25

Abbreviations: aMCI=amnestic mild cognitive impairment; BAS=Brief Alzheimer Screen; BMET=Brief Memory and Executive Test; CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s-type dementia; CDIS=clock drawing interpretation scale; CDT=clock drawing test; Comp=comparator; MCAS=Minnesota Cognitive Acuity Screen; MCI=Mild Cognitive Impairment; MIS=Memory Impairment Screen; MMSE=Mini-Mental State Exam; MoCA; Montreal Cognitive Assessment; NC=normal control; NR=not reported; NPV=negative predictive value; PPV=positive predictive value; SE=sensitivity; SP=specificity; TYM=Test Your Memory; 7MS=7 Minute Screen

*

indicates that values equal to or higher than the specified cut point are associated with worse cognition

+

indicates that some PPV and NPV values were back-calculated

Appendix Table C.3Classification accuracy results for brief cognitive batteries in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Cognitive BatteryAuthor YearCATD NComp GroupComp NScore (Subgroup)Cut PointSESPPPV+NPV+CATD Base Rate
Dementia Rating Scale (DRS)Monsch 199546254NC105Total score1290.970.991.000.930.71
Salmon 20025474NC74Total score1320.960.920.920.960.50
Monsch 199546254NC105Construction score50.730.700.850.520.71
Monsch 199546254NC105Memory score210.930.980.990.850.71
Monsch 199546254NC105Attention score350.710.840.910.540.71
Monsch 199546254NC105Initiation & Preservation score330.930.940.970.850.71
Monsch 199546254NC105Conceptualization score330.690.910.950.550.71
Monsch 199546254NC105Memory/Initiation & Preservationx<00.980.980.990.950.71
Monsch 19954644NC238Memory/Initiation & Preservationx<00.910.930.710.980.16
Monsch 19954676NC105Memory/Initiation & Preservation (mild CATD)x<00.920.980.970.940.42
Springate 20145649MCI98Total score1230.780.830.700.880.33
Alzheimer’s Disease Assessment ScaleCognitive (ADAS-Cog)Zainal 20166864NC125Total Score (ADAS-Cog 11)14*0.811.001.000.910.34
Zainal 20166864NC125Total Score (ADAS-Cog 12)21*0.731.001.000.880.34
Zainal 20166864MCI80Total Score (ADAS-Cog 11)12*0.860.890.860.890.44
Zainal 20166864MCI80Total Score (ADAS-Cog 12)21*0.790.890.850.840.44
Cogstate Brief Battery (CBB)Maruff 20134042NC642Learning/Working Memory891.000.8470.301.000.06
Maruff 20134051NC659Attention/Psychomotor890.530.8570.220.960.07
Consortium to Establish a Registry for Alzheimer’s Disease (CERAD) Neuropsychological BatteryChandler 20051395NC95CERAD Total Score770.940.930.930.940.50
Chandler 20051395MCI60CERAD Total Score680.800.810.870.720.61
Repeatable Battery for the Assessment of Neuropsychological Status (RBANS)Morgan 201048100NC100Verbal IndexNR0.880.820.830.870.50
Morgan 201048100NC100Visual IndexNR0.860.770.790.850.50
Morgan 201048100NC100Verbal & Visual IndicesNR0.920.790.810.910.50
Morgan 201048100MCI38Verbal IndexNR0.610.710.850.410.72
Morgan 201048100MCI38Visual IndexNR0.680.760.880.480.72
Morgan 201048100MCI38Verbal & Visual IndicesNR0.660.750.870.450.72
Addenbrooke’s Cognitive Examination Version Three (ACE-III)Elamin 20162031NC28Total score880.970.960.970.960.53
Wechsler Memory Scales (WMS)Lange 20063534NC34WMS-III General Memory Index5th percentile0.940.970.970.940.50
Lange 20063534NC34WMS-III General Memory Index10th percentile0.970.910.920.970.50
Lange 20063534NC34WMS-III Immediate Memory Index5th percentile0.851.001.000.870.50
Lange 20063534NC34WMS-III Immediate Memory Index10th percentile0.940.940.940.940.50
Lange 20063534NC34WMS-III Delayed Memory Index5th percentile0.880.970.970.890.50
Lange 20063534NC34WMS-III Delayed Memory Index10th percentile0.970.970.970.970.50
Lange 20063534NC34WAIS-III GAI, WMS-III IMI: simple difference5th percentile0.680.820.790.720.50
Lange 20063534NC34WAIS-III GAI, WMS-III IMI: simple difference10th percentile0.740.820.800.760.50
Lange 20063534NC34WAIS-III GAI, WMS-III IMI: GAI stratified difference5th percentile0.760.910.890.790.50
Lange 20063534NC34WAIS-III GAI, WMS-III IMI: GAI stratified difference10th percentile0.790.910.900.810.50
Lange 20063534NC34WAIS-III GAI, WMS-III IMI: predicted difference5th percentile0.790.940.930.820.50
Lange 20063534NC34WAIS-III GAI, WMS-III IMI: predicted difference10th percentile0.880.910.910.880.50
Lange 20063534NC34WAIS-III GAI, WMS-III GMI: simple difference5th percentile0.650.880.840.720.50
Lange 20063534NC34WAIS-III GAI, WMS-III GMI: simple difference10th percentile0.790.850.840.800.50
Lange 20063534NC34WAIS-III GAI, WMS-III GMI: GAI stratified difference5th percentile0.910.940.940.910.50
Lange 20063534NC34WAIS-III GAI, WMS-III GMI: GAI stratified difference10th percentile0.910.880.880.910.50
Lange 20063534NC34WAIS-III GAI, WMS-III GMI: predicted difference5th percentile0.910.890.890.910.50
Lange 20063534NC34WAIS-III GAI, WMS-III GMI: predicted difference10th percentile0.910.850.860.900.50
Lange 20063534NC34WAIS-III GAI, WMS-III DMI: simple difference5th percentile0.440.880.790.610.50
Lange 20063534NC34WAIS-III GAI, WMS-III DMI: simple difference10th percentile0.530.850.780.640.50
Lange 20063534NC34WAIS-III GAI, WMS-III DMI: GAI stratified difference5th percentile0.740.940.930.780.50
Lange 20063534NC34WAIS-III GAI, WMS-III DMI: GAI stratified difference10th percentile0.880.850.850.880.50
Lange 20063534NC34WAIS-III GAI, WMS-III DMI: predicted difference5th percentile0.790.880.870.810.50
Lange 20063534NC34WAIS-III GAI, WMS-III DMI: predicted difference10th percentile0.880.880.880.880.50
Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (WAIS)Logsdon 19893744NC54WAIS-R Fuld Profile69Fuld criteria (Y/N)0.070.930.450.550.45

Abbreviations: ACE=Addenbrooke’s Cognitive Examination; ADAS-Cog=Alzheimer’s Disease Assessment Scale-Cognitive; CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s-type dementia; CBB=Cogstate Brief Battery; CERAD=Consortium to Establish a Registry for Alzheimer’s Disease; Comp=comparator; DMI=delayed memory index; DRS=Dementia Rating ability index; GMI=General Memory Index; IMI=immediate memory index; MCI=mild cognitive impairment; NC=normal control; NR=not reported; Scale; GAI=general NPV=negative predictive value; PPV=positive predictive value; RBANS= Repeatable Battery for the Assessment of Neuropsychological Status; SE=sensitivity; SP=specificity; WAIS=Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale; WMS=Wechsler Memory Scale

*

indicates that values equal to or higher than the specified cut point indicate CATD

+

indicates that some PPV and NPV values were back-calculated

Appendix Table C.4Classification accuracy results for memory tests in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Memory TestAuthor YearCATD NComp GroupComp NScore (Subgroup)Cut PointSESPPPV+NPV+CATD Base Rate
List Learning Tests – Alzheimer’s Disease Assessment Scale-Cognitive (ADAS-Cog)Zainal 20166864NC125All Recall Trials & Recognition14*0.770.980.890.960.34
Zainal 20166864MCI80All Recall Trials & Recognition14*0.760.850.970.350.44
List Learning Tests – Consortium to Establish a Registry for Alzheimer’s Disease (CERAD)Welsh 1991, 199265, 6649NC49Delayed Recall & RecognitionNR1.000.920.920.890.50
Welsh 1991, 199265, 6649NC49List Trial 1 (Mild CATD)20.410.960.910.620.50
Welsh 1991, 199265, 6649NC49List Trial 1 (Moderate CATD)20.670.960.940.740.50
Welsh 1991, 199265, 6649NC49List Trial 1 (Severe CATD)20.920.960.960.920.50
Welsh 1991, 199265, 6649NC49List Trial 2 (Mild CATD)40.490.940.890.650.50
Welsh 1991, 199265, 6649NC49List Trial 2 (Moderate CATD)40.740.940.930.780.50
Welsh 1991, 199265, 6649NC49List Trial 2 (Severe CATD)40.960.940.940.960.50
Welsh 1991, 199265, 6649NC49List Trial 3 (Mild CATD)50.410.980.950.620.50
Welsh 1991, 199265, 6649NC49List Trial 3 (Moderate CATD)50.590.980.970.710.50
Welsh 1991, 199265, 6649NC49List Trial 3 (Severe CATD)50.900.980.980.910.50
Cahn 1995945NC238Delayed Recall40.880.840.510.970.16
Chandler 20051395NC95Delayed Recall40.930.900.900.920.50
Welsh 1991, 199265, 6649NC49Delayed Recall (Mild CATD)30.860.940.930.870.50
Welsh 1991, 199265, 6649NC49Delayed Recall (Moderate CATD)30.960.940.940.960.50
Welsh 1991, 199265, 6649NC49Delayed Recall (Severe CATD)30.960.940.940.960.50
Cahn 1995945NC238Savings, Retention65%0.880.820.480.970.16
Welsh 1991, 199265, 6649NC49Savings, Retention (Mild CATD)47%0.620.960.940.720.50
Welsh 1991, 199265, 6649NC49Savings, Retention (Moderate CATD)47%0.930.960.960.930.50
Welsh 1991, 199265, 6649NC49Savings, Retention (Severe CATD)47%0.820.960.950.840.50
Cahn 1995945NC238Recognition170.600.910.560.920.16
Welsh 1991, 199265, 6649NC49Recognition Yes (Mild CATD)90.390.960.910.610.50
Welsh 1991, 199265, 6649NC49Recognition Yes (Moderate CATD)90.530.960.930.670.50
Welsh 1991, 199265, 6649NC49Recognition Yes (Severe CATD)90.730.960.950.780.50
Welsh 1991, 199265, 6649NC49Recognition No (Mild CATD)70.250.980.930.570.50
Welsh 1991, 199265, 6649NC49Recognition No (Moderate CATD)70.320.980.940.590.50
Welsh 1991, 199265, 6649NC49Recognition No (Severe CATD)70.480.980.960.650.50
Cahn 1997838NC236Intrusion proportion00.370.850.280.890.14
Welsh 1991, 199265, 6649NC49% Intrusions (Mild CATD)2 SDs**0.330.940.850.580.50
Welsh 1991, 199265, 6649NC49% Intrusions (Moderate CATD)2 SDs**0.330.940.850.580.50
Welsh 1991, 199265, 6649NC49% Intrusions (Severe CATD)2 SDs**0.620.940.910.710.50
Welsh 1991, 199265, 6649NC49Intrusions Trial 1 (Mild CATD)2 SDs**0.140.960.780.530.50
Welsh 1991, 199265, 6649NC49Intrusions Trial 1 (Moderate CATD)2 SDs**0.160.960.800.530.50
Welsh 1991, 199265, 6649NC49Intrusions Trial 1 (Severe CATD)2 SDs**0.140.960.780.530.50
Welsh 1991, 199265, 6649NC49Intrusions Trial 2 (Mild CATD)2 SDs**0.330.780.600.540.50
Welsh 1991, 199265, 6649NC49Intrusions Trial 2 (Moderate CATD)2 SDs**0.270.780.550.520.50
Welsh 1991, 199265, 6649NC49Intrusions Trial 2 (Severe CATD)2 SDs**0.330.780.600.540.50
Welsh 1991, 199265, 6649NC49Intrusions Trial 3 (Mild CATD)2 SDs**0.200.940.770.540.50
Welsh 1991, 199265, 6649NC49Intrusions Trial 3 (Moderate CATD)2 SDs**0.350.940.850.590.50
Welsh 1991, 199265, 6649NC49Intrusions Trial 3 (Severe CATD)2 SDs**0.390.940.870.610.50
Welsh 1991, 199265, 6649NC49Intrusions Delayed Recall (Mild CATD)2 SDs**0.270.900.730.550.50
Welsh 1991, 199265, 6649NC49Intrusions Delayed Recall (Moderate CATD)2 SDs**0.260.900.720.550.50
Welsh 1991, 199265, 6649NC49Intrusions Delayed Recall (Severe CATD)2 SDs**0.180.900.640.520.50
Chandler 20051395MCI60Delayed Recall20.810.680.800.690.61
List Learning Tests - Cogstate International Shopping List Test (ISLT)Thompson 20115927NC156Trials Total (at 95% specificity)180.780.950.730.960.15
Thompson 20115927NC156Trials Total (at 90% specificity)200.820.900.590.970.15
List Learning Tests - Delayed Word Recall (DWR)Knopman 19893228NC55Delayed Recall20.890.980.960.950.34
List Learning Tests – DemTectKalbe 20043188NC97Delayed RecallNR0.930.760.780.930.48
List Learning Tests – Hopkins Verbal Learning Test (HVLT)Kuslansky 20043457NC323Trials Total140.920.750.390.980.15
De Jager 20031955MCI29Trials Total150.910.690.850.800.65
List Learning Tests – Neuropsychological Assessment Battery (NAB)Gavett 20092426NC98List A Immediate Recall350.691.001.000.920.21
Gavett 20092426NC98List A Immediate Recall400.850.900.690.960.21
Gavett 20092426NC98List B Immediate Recall350.351.001.000.850.21
Gavett 20092426NC98List B Immediate Recall440.850.790.520.950.21
Gavett 20092426NC98List A Short Delay Recall350.850.970.880.960.21
Gavett 20092426NC98List A Short Delay Recall370.920.970.890.980.21
Gavett 20092426NC98List A Long Delay Recall350.810.980.910.950.21
Gavett 20092426NC98List A Long Delay Recall400.920.970.890.980.21
Gavett 20092426aMCI29List A Immediate Recall300.580.860.790.700.47
Gavett 20092426aMCI29List A Immediate Recall350.690.660.650.700.47
Gavett 20092426aMCI29List B Immediate Recall350.350.900.760.610.47
Gavett 20092426aMCI29List B Immediate Recall410.650.720.680.700.47
Gavett 20092426aMCI29List A Short Delay Recall300.730.830.790.770.47
Gavett 20092426aMCI29List A Short Delay Recall350.850.620.670.820.47
Gavett 20092426aMCI29List A Long Delay Recall350.810.520.600.750.47
Gavett 20092426aMCI29List A Long Delay Recall360.890.520.620.840.47
List Learning Tests - Repeatable Battery for the Assessment of Neuropsychological Status (RBANS)Clark 20101573aMCI44Savings, Retention29.9%0.900.720.840.820.62
List Learning Tests – Free and Cued Selective Reminding Test (FCSRT)Grober 20082635NC283Free Recall240.830.760.300.970.11
Millar 20174464NC519Free RecallNR0.910.730.290.990.11
Grober 20082635NC283Total Recall440.710.940.590.960.11
Prose Recall – Wechsler Memory Scales (WMS) Logical Memory (LM)Johnson 20033031NC47Veridical ReproductionNR0.840.870.810.890.40
Johnson 20033098NC82Veridical Reproduction (very mild CATD)NR0.770.810.830.750.54
Johnson 20033031NC47Veridical & Gist RecallNR0.770.890.820.850.40
Johnson 20033031NC47Distortion of TextNR0.840.810.740.880.40
Johnson 20033098NC82Distortion of Text (very mild CATD)NR0.750.810.830.730.54
Salmon 20025427NC27Delayed Recall90.870.890.890.870.50
Millar 20174464NC519Delayed RecallNR0.710.830.340.960.11
Prose Recall – Repeatable Battery for the Assessment of Neuropsychological Status (RBANS)Clark 20101573aMCI44Savings, Retention59.9%0.850.550.760.690.62
Figure Recall - Wechsler Memory Scales (WMS) Visual Reproduction (VR)Cahn 1995945NC238Immediate Recall80.900.790.450.980.16
Cahn 1995945NC238Delayed Recall20.870.870.560.970.16
Salmon 20025482NC82Delayed Recall30.870.860.860.870.50
Cahn 1995945NC238Savings, Retention29%0.740.930.670.950.16
Cahn 1997838NC236Figural Intrusions1*0.270.820.190.870.14
Other Memory Tests – The Placing TestDe Jager 20031940MCI28Total100.680.680.750.600.59
De Jager 20031939MCI28Objects60.800.710.790.720.58
De Jager 20031939MCI28Faces50.900.500.710.780.58
Other Memory Tests - Wechsler Memory Scales (WMS) Logical Memory (LM) + Visual Reproduction (VR)Troster 19936158NC69Savings, RetentionNR0.880.990.990.910.46
Other Memory Tests - Fuld Object Memory Evaluation (FOME)Loewenstein 200138268NC144Trials Total (age 59-68)190.931.00NANA0.65
Loewenstein 200138268NC144Trials Total (age 69-78)170.941.00NANA0.65
Loewenstein 200138268NC144Trials Total (age 69-78)180.941.00NANA0.65
Loewenstein 200138268NC144Trials Total (age 79-90)180.950.94NANA0.65
Other Memory Tests – Process Dissociation ProcedureMillar 20174464NC519Recollection EstimateNR0.770.860.400.970.11

Abbreviations: ADAS-Cog=Alzheimer’s Disease Assessment Scale-cognitive subscale; aMCI=amnestic mild cognitive impairment; CERAD=Consortium to Establish a Registry for Alzheimer’s Disease; CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s-type dementia; CogState ISLT= Cogstate International Shopping List Test; Comp=comparator; DRS=dementia rating scale; DWR=Delayed Word Recall; FCSRT=Free and Cued Selective Reminding Test; FOME=Fuld Object Memory Evaluation; HVLT= Hopkins Verbal Learning Test; LM=logical memory; MCI=mild cognitive impairment; NAB=Neuropsychological Assessment Battery; NC=normal control; NR=not reported; NPV=negative predictive value; PPV=positive predictive value; RBANS= Repeatable Battery for the Assessment of Neuropsychological Status; SD=standard deviation; SE=sensitivity; SP=specificity; WMS=Wechsler Memory Scale; VR=visual reproduction

*

indicates that values equal to or higher than the specified cutpoint indicate CATD

**

indicates 2 standard deviations below the control mean

+

indicates that some PPV and NPV values were back-calculated

Appendix Table C.5Classification accuracy results for executive tests in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Executive TestAuthor YearCATD NComp GroupComp NScore (Subgroup)Cut pointSESPPPV+NPV+CATD Base Rate
Trail Making Test (TMT) part B Cahn 1995945NC238Time (sec)173*0.870.880.580.970.16
Salmon 20025487NC87Time (sec)131*0.850.830.830.850.50
Ashendorf 2008157MCI200Time (z score)-1.00.530.570.260.810.22
Ashendorf 2008157MCI200Errors1 error*0.720.410.260.840.22
Ashendorf 2008157MCI200Errors (1) AND Time (-1.0 z)1*, -1 z0.440.670.270.810.22
Ashendorf 2008157MCI200Errors (1) AND/OR Time (-1.0 z)1*, -1 z0.810.310.250.850.22
Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale-Revised (WAIS-R) Digit SymbolCahn 1995945NC238Total score330.950.670.350.990.16
Graphic Pattern Generation Test (GPGT)Sunderaraman 201558107NC162Row 1 Unique Designs150.810.360.460.740.40
Sunderaraman 201558107NC162Row 1 Perseverations40.760.370.440.700.40
Modified Wisconsin Card Sorting Test (WCST) Bondi 1993287NC75Categories40.930.810.850.910.54
Bondi 1993223NC75Categories (mild CATD)40.830.810.580.940.23
Bondi 1993287NC75Nonperseverative errors16*0.580.840.810.640.54
Bondi 1993223NC75Nonperseverative errors (mild CATD)16*0.480.840.480.840.23
Bondi 1993287NC75Perseverative errors6*0.760.930.930.770.54
Bondi 1993223NC75Perseverative errors (mild CATD)6*0.740.930.770.920.23

Abbreviations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s-type dementia; Comp=comparator; GPGT=Graphic Pattern Generation Test; MCI=mild cognitive impairment; NC=normal control; NPV=negative predictive value; PPV=positive predictive value; SE=sensitivity; SP=specificity; TMT=Trail Making Test; WAIR-R=Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale-Revised; WCST=Wisconsin Card Sorting Test

*

indicates that values equal to or higher than the specified cutpoint indicate CATD

+

indicates that some PPV and NPV values were back-calculated

Appendix Table C.6Classification accuracy results for language tests in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Language TestAuthor YearCATD NComp GroupComp NScore (Subgroup)Cut pointSESPPPV+NPV+CATD Base Rate
Semantic (Category) Verbal Fluency (SVF)Welsh 1991, 199265, 6649NC49Animals (mild CATD)90.351.001.000.610.50
Welsh 1991, 199265, 6649NC49Animals (moderate CATD)90.491.001.000.660.50
Welsh 1991, 199265, 6649NC49Animals (severe CATD)90.941.001.000.940.50
Connor 20051850NC50Animals120.880.860.860.880.50
Connor 20051810NC50Animals (DRS 101-105)120.900.860.560.980.17
Connor 20051810NC50Animals (DRS 106-110)121.000.860.591.000.17
Connor 20051810NC50Animals (DRS 111-115)121.000.860.591.000.17
Connor 20051810NC50Animals (DRS 116-120)120.700.860.500.930.17
Connor 20051810NC50Animals (DRS 121-125)120.400.860.360.880.17
Monsch 19924689NC53Animals130.920.940.960.880.63
Canning 20041137NC46Animals (mild CATD)130.731.001.000.820.45
Canning 20041198NC46Animals140.870.960.980.780.68
Monsch 19924521NC53Animals (mild CATD)160.950.790.640.980.28
Monsch 19924589NC53First names150.940.870.920.900.63
Monsch 19924521NC53First names (mild CATD)170.910.830.680.960.28
Monsch 19924543NC17First names (males)120.840.940.970.700.72
Monsch 19924546NC36First names (females)160.960.920.940.940.56
Monsch 19924589NC53Fruits100.960.890.930.920.63
Monsch 19924521NC53Fruits (mild CATD)100.910.890.760.960.28
Monsch 19924589NC53Vegetables90.960.870.920.920.63
Monsch 19924521NC53Vegetables (mild CATD)101.000.790.661.000.28
Monsch 19924589NC53Supermarket150.920.960.980.880.63
Monsch 19924521NC53Supermarket (mild CATD)150.761.000.890.910.28
Monsch 19924543NC17Supermarket (males)140.930.940.980.840.72
Monsch 19924546NC36Supermarket (females)160.940.970.980.920.56
Kalbe 20043188NC97Supermarket?0.920.810.810.920.48
Cerhan 20021240NC221Total (animals, fruits, vegetables)280.930.890.600.980.15
Monsch 19924589NC53Total (animals, fruits, vegetables)371.000.930.961.000.63
Salmon 20025495NC95Total (animals, fruits, vegetables)370.960.880.890.960.50
Monsch 19924521NC53Total (animals, fruits, vegetables; mild AD)371.000.920.821.000.28
Monsch 19924543NC17Total (animals, fruits, vegetables; males)240.841.001.000.710.72
Monsch 19924536NC46Total (animals, fruits, vegetables; females)371.001.001.001.000.44
Cahn 1995945NC238Total Category (unspecified)310.900.830.500.980.16
Clark 20141641NC44Combined correct, perservations, intrusionsNR0.900.890.880.910.48
Clark 20141641NC44Combined correct, perseverations, intrusions, clustering, switching, ICA component scoresNR0.930.950.950.940.48
Phonemic (Letter) Verbal Fluency (PVF)Monsch 19924589NC53A words60.720.930.940.660.63
Monsch 19924521NC53A words (mild CATD)110.860.590.450.910.28
Canning 20041198NC46A words120.760.740.860.590.68
Monsch 19924589NC53F words80.790.870.910.710.63
Monsch 19924521NC53F words (mild CATD)80.670.870.670.870.28
Monsch 19924589NC53S words100.870.870.920.790.63
Monsch 19924521NC53S words (mild CATD)100.670.870.670.870.28
Cerhan 20021240NC221Total (C, F, L)250.730.780.370.940.15
Monsch 19924589NC53Total (F, A, S)290.870.920.950.810.63
Monsch 19924589NC53Total (F, A, S)300.890.850.910.820.63
Monsch 19924521NC53Total (F, A, S; mild CATD)310.810.830.650.920.28
Monsch 19924543NC17Total (F, A, S; males)270.810.880.950.650.72
Cahn 1995945NC238Total Letter (unspecified)300.760.690.320.940.16
Combined Semantic and Phonemic Verbal FluencyCahn 1997838NC236Intrusion error proportion1*0.390.870.330.900.14
Cahn 1997838NC236Preservative error proportion2*0.670.520.180.900.14
Canning 20041198NC46Difference (animal - letter F)00.530.960.970.490.68
Boston Naming Test (BNT 15-item)Welsh 1991, 199265, 6649NC49Total score (Mild CATD)130.530.920.870.660.50
Welsh 1991, 199265, 6649NC49Total score (Moderate CATD)130.550.920.870.670.50
Welsh 1991, 199265, 6649NC49Total score (Severe CATD)130.840.920.910.850.50
Boston Naming Test (BNT 30-item)Cahn 1995945NC238Total score220.750.850.490.950.16
Cahn 1997838NC236Semantic naming errors1*0.500.720.220.900.14
Cahn 1997838NC236Lexical naming errors1*0.740.700.280.940.14
De Jager 20031936MCI27Total score210.640.810.820.630.57

Abbreviations: BNT=Boston Naming Test; CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s-type dementia; Comp=comparator; DRS=dementia rating scale; ICA=independent component analysis; MCI=mild cognitive impairment; NC=normal control; NR=not reported; NPV=negative predictive value; PPV=positive predictive value; PVF=phonemic verbal fluency; SE=sensitivity; SP=specificity; SVF=semantic verbal fluency

*

indicates that values equal to or higher than the specified cutpoint indicate CATD

+

indicates that some PPV and NPV values were back-calculated

Appendix Table C.7Classification accuracy results for combination cognitive tests in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Combination Cognitive TestAuthor YearCATD NComp GroupComp NScore (Subgroup)Cut PointSESPPPV+NPV+CATD Base Rate
Supplementing the MMSEBrodaty 1997528NC28MMSE, CD (Shulman)Fail both (23, 3*)0.401.001.000.630.50
Brodaty 1997528NC28MMSE, CD (Sunderland)Fail both (23, 8)0.501.001.000.670.50
Brodaty 1997528NC28MMSE, CD (Wolf-Klein)Fail both (23, 8)0.361.001.000.610.50
Brodaty 1997528NC28MMSE, CD (Shulman)Fail either (23, 3*)0.960.960.960.960.50
Brodaty 1997528NC28MMSE, CD (Sunderland)Fail either (23, 8)0.860.960.960.870.50
Brodaty 1997528NC28MMSE, CD (Wolf-Klein)Fail either (23, 8)0.861.001.000.880.50
Galasko 19902350NC74MMSE, PVF (FAS)NR1.000.990.981.000.40
Galasko 19902324NC74MMSE, PVF (FAS)NR0.880.990.950.960.24
Other Test CombinationsCahn 1997838NC236Errors/intrusions (SVF, PVF, BNT-30, CERAD List)>0.5 (logistic equation cutoff)0.290.980.700.900.14
Cahn 1995928NC233TMT-B, CERAD List, BNT-30, WMS VR>0.5 (logistic equation cutoff)0.820.980.830.980.11
Cahn 1995928NC233TMT-B, CERAD List, BNT-30, WMS VR (+ age)>0.5 (logistic equation cutoff)0.790.970.760.970.11
Salmon 20025493NC16SVF, WMS VRFail both (39.5, 8.5)0.960.930.990.800.85
Salmon 20025493NC16SVF, DRS totalFail both (39.5, 132.5)0.950.940.990.760.85
Grober 20082734NC261MIS, SVF animalsFail either (4, 9)0.910.810.380.990.12
Storandt 19895766NC83WMS LM, WAIS DSy, BNT 60-item≥0 (canonical variate)0.951.001.000.960.44
Gomez 20062577NC76WMS LM, WAIS DSy, BNT 60-itemNR0.680.740.730.700.50
Gomez 20062577NC76WMS LM, SVF animalsNR0.780.740.750.770.50
Welsh 19926649NC49CERAD List DR, BNT-15NR0.900.920.920.900.50
Petersen 199450106NC106WAIS-R Moans PIQ and FCSRT FR trials totalNR0.930.930.930.930.50

Abbreviations: BNT=Boston Naming Test; CERAD= Consortium to Establish a Registry for Alzheimer’s Disease; CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s-type dementia; CD=clock drawing; Comp=comparator; DR=delayed recall; DRS=dementia rating scale; DSy=Digit Symbol; FCSRT=Free and Cued Selective Reminding Test; FR=free recall; LM=logical memory; MCI=mild cognitive impairment; MIS=Memory Impairment Screen; MMSE=Mini Mental State Examination; NC=normal control; NR=not reported; NPV=negative predictive value; PIQ=performance intelligence quotient; PPV=positive predictive value; PVF=phonemic verbal fluency; SE=sensitivity; SP=specificity; SVF=semantic verbal fluency; WAIS=Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale; WMS=Wechsler Memory Scale; VR=visual reproduction; VRT=visual reproduction test

*

indicates that values equal to or higher than the specified cut point indicate CATD

+

indicates that some PPV and NPV values were back-calculated

Appendix Table C.8Cognitive studies: Participant characteristics by diagnostic group in eligible cognitive studies with low-medium risk of bias

StudyNCATDNCMCICognitive Tests
Ashendorf 20081257Age (yrs)79.7Age (yrs)NAAge (yrs)72.5TMT B
Education (yrs)14.6Education (yrs)NAEducation (yrs)14.6
Gender (% male)58%Gender (% male)NAGender (% male)41%
Race (% white)77% (all subjects)Race (% white)NARace (% white)77% (all subjects)
Dx CriteriaNINCDS-ADRDADx CriteriaNADx CriteriaPetersen criteria
MMSE24.2MMSENAMMSE28.1
CDR≥1.0CDRNACDRNR
Bondi 19932162Age (yrs)72.2Age (yrs)71.1Age (yrs)NAWCST
Education (yrs)13.0Education (yrs)13.7Education (yrs)NA
Gender (% male)47%Gender (% male)36%Gender (% male)NA
Race (% white)NRRace (% white)NRRace (% white)NA
Dx CriteriaNINCDS-ADRDADx CriteriaSelf-ReportDx CriteriaNA
MMSE20.7MMSE28.9MMSENA
CDRNRCDRNRCDRNA
Brodaty 1997556Age (yrs)73.1Age (yrs)69.5Age (yrs)NACD MMSE & CD
Education (yrs)8.7Education (yrs)11.3Education (yrs)NA
Gender (% male)32%Gender (% male)25%Gender (% male)NA
Race (% white)NRRace (% white)NRRace (% white)NA
Dx CriteriaDSM-III-R, NINCDS-ADRDADx CriteriaUnclearDx CriteriaNA
MMSE19.5MMSE28.7MMSENA
CDRNRCDRNRCDRNA
Brown 20096376Age (yrs)69Age (yrs)NR (age-matched)Age (yrs)NATYM
Education (yrs)NREducation (yrs)NREducation (yrs)NA
Gender (% male)NRGender (% male)NRGender (% male)NA
Race (% white)NRRace (% white)NRRace (% white)NA
Dx CriteriaNINCDS-ADRDADx CriteriaMedical historyDx CriteriaNA
MMSE22.5MMSENRMMSENA
CDRNRCDRNRCDRNA
Buschke 19997472Age (yrs)81.1Age (yrs)79.3Age (yrs)NAMIS
Education (yrs)11.3Education (yrs)12.2Education (yrs)NA
Gender (% male)33%Gender (% male)36%Gender (% male)NA
Race (% white)81% (all subjects)Race (% white)81% (all subjects)Race (% white)NA
Dx CriteriaDSM-III-R, NINCDS-ADRDADx CriteriaDiagnostic workupDx CriteriaNA
MMSENRMMSENRMMSENA
CDRNRCDRNRCDRNA
Cahn 1995, 1996, 1997810283Age (yrs)83.6Age (yrs)78.4Age (yrs)NA

CD CERAD List

WMS VR

WAIS DSy

TMT B

BNT

PVF, SVF

Combinations

Education (yrs)13.8Education (yrs)13.8Education (yrs)NA
Gender (% male)60%Gender (% male)41%Gender (% male)NA
Race (% white)NRRace (% white)NRRace (% white)NA
Dx CriteriaNINCDS-ADRDADx CriteriaDiagnostic WorkupDx CriteriaNA
MMSENRMMSENRMMSENA
CDRNRCDRNRCDRNA
Canning 200411144Age (yrs)73Age (yrs)70.1Age (yrs)NAPVF, SVF
Education (yrs)13.6Education (yrs)15Education (yrs)NA
Gender (% male)NRGender (% male)NRGender (% male)NA
Race (% white)NRRace (% white)NRRace (% white)NA
Dx CriteriaNINCDS-ADRDADx Criterianormal cognitive testing, MRIDx CriteriaNA
MMSE23MMSE28.7MMSENA
CDRNRCDRNRCDRNA
Cerhan 200212261Age (yrs)77.3Age (yrs)76.1Age (yrs)NAPVF, SVF
Education (yrs)12.4Education (yrs)13.7Education (yrs)NA
Gender (% male)43%Gender (% male)41%Gender (% male)NA
Race (% white)NRRace (% white)NRRace (% white)NA
Dx CriteriaNINCDS-ADRDADx CriteriaDiagnostic WorkupDx CriteriaNA
MMSENRMMSENRMMSENA
CDRNRCDRNRCDRNA
Chandler 200513250Age (yrs)74.4Age (yrs)74.2Age (yrs)72.8

MMSE

CERAD TS

CERAD List

Education (yrs)13.6Education (yrs)15.3Education (yrs)14.8
Gender (% male)39%Gender (% male)40%Gender (% male)48%
Race (% white)100%Race (% white)100%Race (% white)100%
Dx CriteriaNINCDS-ADRDADx CriteriaDx CriteriaPetersen criteria
MMSE21.1MMSE28.6MMSE27.5
CDR1CDR0CDRNR
Chapman 201014133Age (yrs)75.8Age (yrs)70.3Age (yrs)NAMMSE
Education (yrs)14.3Education (yrs)15.9Education (yrs)NA
Gender (% male)56%Gender (% male)40%Gender (% male)NA
Race (% white)NRRace (% white)NRRace (% white)NA
Dx CriteriaDSM-IV-TR, NINCDS-ADRDADx CriteriaPhysician assessmentDx CriteriaNA
MMSE24.3MMSE28.64MMSENA
CDRNRCDRNRCDRNA
Clark 201015117Age (yrs)76.2Age (yrs)NAAge (yrs)74.8

RBANS List

RBANS Story

Education (yrs)12.8Education (yrs)NAEducation (yrs)13.9
Gender (% male)37%Gender (% male)NAGender (% male)34%
Race (% white)91% (all subjects)Race (% white)NARace (% white)91% (all subjects)
Dx CriteriaNINCDS-ADRDADx CriteriaNADx CriteriaDiagnostic Workup
MMSE21.79MMSENAMMSE27
CDR4.4 (sum of boxes)CDRNACDR1.4 (sum of boxes)
Clark 20141685Age (yrs)72.5Age (yrs)70.5Age (yrs)NASVF
Education (yrs)14Education (yrs)14.4Education (yrs)NA
Gender (% male)63%Gender (% male)32%Gender (% male)NA
Race (% white)NRRace (% white)NRRace (% white)NA
Dx CriteriaNINCDS-ADRDADx CriteriaDiagnostic workupDx CriteriaNA
MMSE24.3MMSE29.3MMSENA
CDR4.0 (SOB)CDR0.2 (SOB)CDRNA
Connor 200518100Age (yrs)73.3Age (yrs)73.7Age (yrs)NA

CD

SVF

Education (yrs)12.6Education (yrs)13.1Education (yrs)NA
Gender (% male)NRGender (% male)NRGender (% male)NA
Race (% white)NRRace (% white)NRRace (% white)NA
Dx CriteriaNINCDS-ADRDADx CriteriaDiagnostic WorkupDx CriteriaNA
MMSE21.3MMSE28.92MMSENA
CDRNRCDRNRCDRNA
De Jager 20031984Age (yrs)77Age (yrs)NAAge (yrs)76

CLOX

HVLT

BNT

TPT

Education (yrs)12 (all subjects)Education (yrs)NAEducation (yrs)12 (all subjects)
Gender (% male)55%Gender (% male)NAGender (% male)41%
Race (% white)NRRace (% white)NARace (% white)NR
Dx CriteriaNINCDS-ADRDADx CriteriaNADx CriteriaPetersen criteria
MMSE21MMSENAMMSE28
CDRNRCDRNACDRNR
Elamin 20162059Age (yrs)62.6Age (yrs)66.6Age (yrs)NAACE-III
Education (yrs)

46.7%<16, 26.7%

16-18, 16.7%>18

Education (yrs)

53.6%<16, 42.9%

16-18, 3.6%>18

Education (yrs)NA
Gender (% male)48.4%Gender (% male)57.1%Gender (% male)NA
Race (% white)NRRace (% white)NRRace (% white)NA
Dx CriteriaFull diagnostic workupDx CriteriaNRDx CriteriaNA
MMSENRMMSENRMMSENA
CDRNRCDRNRCDRNA
Esteban-Santillas 19982180Age (yrs)72Age (yrs)72Age (yrs)NACD
Education (yrs)14Education (yrs)14Education (yrs)NA
Gender (% male)~50%Gender (% male)~50%Gender (% male)NA
Race (% white)NRRace (% white)NRRace (% white)NA
Dx CriteriaNINCDS-ADRDADx CriteriaScreening test and stagingDx CriteriaNA
MMSENRMMSENRMMSENA
CDR1CDR0CDRNA
Galasko 199023148Age (yrs)71.3Age (yrs)69.7Age (yrs)NA

MMSE

MMSE & PVF

Education (yrs)14.2Education (yrs)14.5Education (yrs)NA
Gender (% male)47%Gender (% male)37%Gender (% male)NA
Race (% white)NRRace (% white)NRRace (% white)NA
Dx CriteriaNINCDS-ADRDADx CriteriaDiagnostic workupDx CriteriaNA
MMSE20.47MMSE29MMSENA
CDRNRCDRNRCDRNA
Gavett 200924153Age (yrs)80.6Age (yrs)71.5Age (yrs)76.1NAB List
Education (yrs)14.7Education (yrs)16.5Education (yrs)14.7
Gender (% male)58%Gender (% male)67%Gender (% male)45%
Race (% white)89%Race (% white)83%Race (% white)83%
Dx CriteriaNINCDS-ADRDADx CriteriaDiagnostic WorkupDx CriteriaDiagnostic Workup
MMSE23.1MMSE29.6MMSE28
CDR1.21CDR0.0CDR0.3
Gomez 200625153Age (yrs)76.8Age (yrs)77Age (yrs)NACombination (WMS LM, WAIS digit symbol, BNT) Combination (WMS LM, SVF)
Education (yrs)14.3Education (yrs)14.9Education (yrs)NA
Gender (% male)47%Gender (% male)42%Gender (% male)NA
Race (% white)93% (all subjects)Race (% white)93% (all subjects)Race (% white)NA
Dx CriteriaNINCDS-ADRDA, DSM III-RDx CriteriaCDRDx CriteriaNA
MMSENRMMSENRMMSENA
CDR0.5CDR0CDRNA
Grober 2008}26318Age (yrs)65+Age (yrs)65+Age (yrs)NAFCSRT free recall, FCSRT total recall
Education (yrs)NREducation (yrs)NREducation (yrs)NA
Gender (% male)NRGender (% male)NRGender (% male)NA
Race (% white)African American and Caucasian patientsRace (% white)African American and Caucasian patientsRace (% white)NA
Dx CriteriaDSM-IV, neurologist dxDx CriteriaNeuropsychological evaluationDx CriteriaNA
MMSE18+MMSENRMMSENA
CDRMost 0.5CDRNRCDRNA
Grober 200827295Age (yrs)NR for CATDAge (yrs)78.2Age (yrs)NACombination (MIS or SVF)
Education (yrs)NR for CATDEducation (yrs)12.9Education (yrs)NA
Gender (% male)NR for CATDGender (% male)18%Gender (% male)NA
Race (% white)African American and Caucasian patientsRace (% white)African American and Caucasian patientsRace (% white)NA
Dx CriteriaDSM-IV and NINCDS-ADRDADx CriteriaDiagnostic battery, informant responsesDx CriteriaNA
MMSE18+MMSE27.4MMSENA
CDRNR for CATDCDR0CDRNA
Hollocks 201829102Age (yrs)73.4Age (yrs)73.3Age (yrs)NABMET
Education (yrs)NREducation (yrs)NREducation (yrs)NA
Gender (% male)49%Gender (% male)49%Gender (% male)NA
Race (% white)NRRace (% white)NRRace (% white)NA
Dx CriteriaDSM-IV and ICD-10Dx CriteriaMedical historyDx CriteriaNA
MMSE22.0MMSE28.3MMSENA
CDRNRCDRNRCDRNA
Johnson 200330242Age (yrs)74.3 (both cohorts)Age (yrs)76.7 (both cohorts)Age (yrs)NAWMS LM
Education (yrs)12.9 (both cohorts)Education (yrs)14.1 (both cohorts)Education (yrs)NA
Gender (% male)45% (cohort 1)Gender (% male)28% (cohort 1)Gender (% male)NA
Race (% white)NRRace (% white)NRRace (% white)NA
Dx CriteriaDSM-IV (cohort 1); DSM-III-R and NINCDS-ADRDA (cohort 2)Dx CriteriaNeuro exam (both cohorts)Dx CriteriaNA
MMSENRMMSENRMMSENA
CDR0.5 (both cohorts)CDR0.0 (both cohorts)CDRNA
Kalbe 200431185Age (yrs)73.3Age (yrs)70.2Age (yrs)NA

MMSE

DemTect List

SVF

Education (yrs)9.8Education (yrs)11.4Education (yrs)NA
Gender (% male)40%Gender (% male)28%Gender (% male)NA
Race (% white)NRRace (% white)NRRace (% white)NA
Dx CriteriaNINCDS-ADRDADx CriteriaDiagnostic WorkupDx CriteriaNA
MMSE24.1MMSE28.5MMSENA
CDR1.0-2.0CDR0CDRNA
Knopman 19893283Age (yrs)74Age (yrs)73.5Age (yrs)NADWR List
Education (yrs)14Education (yrs)12Education (yrs)NA
Gender (% male)36%Gender (% male)45.5%Gender (% male)NA
Race (% white)NRRace (% white)NRRace (% white)NA
Dx CriteriaNINCDS-ADRDADx CriteriaSelf-ReportDx CriteriaNA
MMSE23.4MMSE28.7MMSENA
CDRNRCDRNRCDRNA
Kuslansky 200233240Age (yrs)77.2Age (yrs)78.9Age (yrs)NAMIS
Education (yrs)11.6Education (yrs)12.6Education (yrs)NA
Gender (% male)43%Gender (% male)35%Gender (% male)NA
Race (% white)61%Race (% white)73%Race (% white)NA
Dx CriteriaDSM-III-R, NINCDS-ADRDADx CriteriaDiagnostic workupDx CriteriaNA
MMSENRMMSENRMMSENA
CDR1.2CDR0.2CDRNA
Kuslansky 200434380Age (yrs)81.7Age (yrs)78.6Age (yrs)NA

MMSE

HVLT List

Education (yrs)11.8Education (yrs)12.9Education (yrs)NA
Gender (% male)33%Gender (% male)40%Gender (% male)NA
Race (% white)65%Race (% white)65%Race (% white)NA
Dx CriteriaNINCDS-ADRDADx CriteriaSelf-reportDx CriteriaNA
MMSE22.4MMSE26.1MMSENA
CDRNRCDRNRCDRNA
Lange 20063568Age (yrs)73Age (yrs)72.9Age (yrs)NAWMS-III GMI, WMS-III IMI, WMS-III DMI, WAIS-III GAI
Education (yrs)14.5Education (yrs)14.2Education (yrs)NA
Gender (% male)55.9%Gender (% male)55.9%Gender (% male)NA
Race (% white)91.2%Race (% white)91.2%Race (% white)NA
Dx CriteriaNINCDS-ADRDADx CriteriaDiagnostic workupDx CriteriaNA
MMSE18-23 (or >95 DRS)MMSENRMMSENA
CDRNRCDRNRCDRNA
Lee 19963660Age (yrs)72.4Age (yrs)67.7Age (yrs)NACD
Education (yrs)NREducation (yrs)NREducation (yrs)NA
Gender (% male)33%Gender (% male)36%Gender (% male)NA
Race (% white)NRRace (% white)NRRace (% white)NA
Dx CriteriaNINCDS-ADRDADx CriteriaSelf-ReportDx CriteriaNA
MMSE20.9MMSE27.9MMSENA
CDR0.98CDRNRCDRNA
Loewenstein 200138412Age (yrs)77.7Age (yrs)73.8Age (yrs)NAFOME
Education (yrs)12.1Education (yrs)14.1Education (yrs)NA
Gender (% male)35%Gender (% male)38%Gender (% male)NA
Race (% white)NRRace (% white)NRRace (% white)NA
Dx CriteriaNINCDS-ADRDADx CriteriaDiagnostic WorkupDx CriteriaNA
MMSE>18MMSE≥24MMSENA
CDRNRCDRNRCDRNA
Logsdon 19893798Age (yrs)70Age (yrs)68Age (yrs)NAWAIS-R Fuld Profile
Education (yrs)14Education (yrs)14Education (yrs)NA
Gender (% male)53%Gender (% male)43%Gender (% male)NA
Race (% white)NRRace (% white)NRRace (% white)NA
Dx CriteriaNINCDS-ADRDA, DSM IIIDx CriteriaDiagnostic workupDx CriteriaNA
MMSE23MMSE30MMSENA
CDRNRCDRNRCDRNA
Maruff 201340710Age (yrs)79.3Age (yrs)69.5Age (yrs)NACBB
Education (yrs)Median 12Education (yrs)Median 12Education (yrs)NA
Gender (% male)49%Gender (% male)42%Gender (% male)NA
Race (% white)NRRace (% white)NRRace (% white)NA
Dx CriteriaNINCDS-ADRDADx CriteriaNeuropsych testingDx CriteriaNA
MMSE19.8MMSE28.7MMSENA
CDR5.9 (sum of boxes)CDR0CDRNA
Mendez 19924272Age (yrs)70.7Age (yrs)69.3Age (yrs)NACD
Education (yrs)12Education (yrs)12.1Education (yrs)NA
Gender (% male)39%Gender (% male)38%Gender (% male)NA
Race (% white)NRRace (% white)NRRace (% white)NA
Dx CriteriaNINCDS-ADRDADx CriteriaMedical history, cognitive screeningDx CriteriaNA
MMSE13-23MMSE≥28MMSENA
CDRNRCDRNRCDRNA
Mendiondo 2003431,534Age (yrs)

72.8 (CERAD)

62.1 (UK-ADRC)

Age (yrs)

68.6 (CERAD)

73.1 (UK-ADRC)

Age (yrs)NABAS
Education (yrs)

13.4 (CERAD)

12.9 (UK-ADRC)

Education (yrs)

13.8 (CERAD)

15.8 (UK-ADRC)

Education (yrs)NA
Gender (% male)

41% (CERAD)

28.4% (UK-ADRC)

Gender (% male)

34% (CERAD)

36.6% (UK-ADRC)

Gender (% male)NA
Race (% white)

87% (CERAD)

98.4% (UK-ADRC)

Race (% white)

94% (CERAD)

98.9% (UK-ADRC)

Race (% white)NA
Dx Criteria

NINCDS-ADRDA

(CERAD)

NR (UK-ADRC)

Dx CriteriaNo dementia dx, screen, no other neurological conditions (CERAD) Diagnostic workup (UK-ADRC)Dx CriteriaNA
MMSE

22.6 (CERAD)

NR (UK-ADRC)

MMSE

28.9 (CERAD)

NR (UK-ADRC)

MMSENA
CDR

NR (CERAD)

0.5 or 1.0 (UKADRC)

CDR

NR (CERAD)

NR (UK-ADRC)

CDRNA
Millar 201744583Age (yrs)75.0Age (yrs)68.9Age (yrs)NAPDP memory task, FCSRT, WMS LM II
Education (yrs)15.1Education (yrs)15.6Education (yrs)NA
Gender (% male)58%Gender (% male)38%Gender (% male)NA
Race (% white)NRRace (% white)NRRace (% white)NA
Dx CriteriaNINCDS-ADRDADx CriteriaCDRDx CriteriaNA
MMSE26.2MMSE29MMSENA
CDR0.5CDR0CDRNA
Monsch 199245142Age (yrs)72.1Age (yrs)71.2Age (yrs)NAPVF, SVF
Education (yrs)13.5Education (yrs)13.6Education (yrs)NA
Gender (% male)48%Gender (% male)32%Gender (% male)NA
Race (% white)98%Race (% white)98%Race (% white)NA
Dx CriteriaDSM-III and NINCDS-ADRDADx CriteriaMedical historyDx CriteriaNA
MMSE18MMSE28.8MMSENA
CDRNRCDRNRCDRNA
Monsch 199546641Age (yrs)74.2 (both cohorts)Age (yrs)75.9 (both cohorts)Age (yrs)NADRS
Education (yrs)13.2 (both cohorts)Education (yrs)14.2 (both cohorts)Education (yrs)NA
Gender (% male)50% (both cohorts)Gender (% male)41% (both cohorts)Gender (% male)NA
Race (% white)majority white (cohort 1)Race (% white)Majority white (cohort 1)Race (% white)NA
Dx CriteriaDSM-III and NINCDS-ADRDA (both cohorts)Dx CriteriaDiagnostic workup (both cohorts)Dx CriteriaNA
MMSENRMMSENRMMSENA
CDRNRCDRNRCDRNA
Morgan 201048238Age (yrs)77.8Age (yrs)76.5Age (yrs)76.5RBANS
Education (yrs)3.5* (3=12 years; 4=13-15 years)Education (yrs)3.8* (3=12 years; 4=13-15 years)Education (yrs)3.4* (3=12 years; 4=13-15 years)
Gender (% male)37%Gender (% male)37%Gender (% male)37%
Race (% white)87% (all subjects)Race (% white)87% (all subjects)Race (% white)87% (all subjects)
Dx CriteriaCognitive scoresDx CriteriaSelf-ReportDx CriteriaPetersen criteria
MMSE22.9MMSENRMMSE26.2
CDRNRCDRNRCDRNR
Parsey 20114966Age (yrs)74.1Age (yrs)NAAge (yrs)70.5CLOX
Education (yrs)15.7Education (yrs)NAEducation (yrs)16.2
Gender (% male)61%Gender (% male)NAGender (% male)39%
Race (% white)NRRace (% white)NARace (% white)NR
Dx CriteriaNINCDS-ADRDADx CriteriaNADx CriteriaPetersen criteria
MMSENRMMSENAMMSENR
CDR1.0CDRNACDR0.5
Petersen 199450212Age (yrs)80.7Age (yrs)80.2Age (yrs)NABrief Battery (WIAS-R PIQ and FCSRT trials total free recall)
Education (yrs)11.8Education (yrs)12.6Education (yrs)NA
Gender (% male)NRGender (% male)NRGender (% male)NA
Race (% white)NRRace (% white)NRRace (% white)NA
Dx CriteriaNINCDS-ADRDA, DSM III-RDx CriteriaDiagnostic workupDx CriteriaNA
MMSE20.9MMSE28.5MMSENA
CDRNRCDRNRCDRNA
Quarmley 201751496Age (yrs)NA (subsample data reported)Age (yrs)NA (subsample data reported)Age (yrs)NA (subsample data reported)MoCA
Education (yrs)NAEducation (yrs)NAEducation (yrs)NA
Gender (% male)NAGender (% male)NAGender (% male)NA
Race (% white)NARace (% white)NARace (% white)NA
Dx CriteriaDSM-IVDx CriteriaDiagnostic workupDx CriteriaPetersen criteria
MMSENAMMSENAMMSENA
CDRNACDRNACDRNA
Roalf 201753587Age (yrs)75.9Age (yrs)70.3Age (yrs)73MoCA, MMSE
Education (yrs)13.4Education (yrs)17Education (yrs)14.7
Gender (% male)35%Gender (% male)33%Gender (% male)48
Race (% white)71%Race (% white)79%Race (% white)78%
Dx CriteriaDSM-IV-TRDx CriteriaDiagnostic workupDx CriteriaPetersen criteria
MMSE20MMSE29MMSE26
CDRNRCDRNRCDRNR
Salmon 200254196Age (yrs)71.6Age (yrs)AD Match (2 years)Age (yrs)NA

DRS

WMS LM

WMS VR

TMT B

SVF

Combinations

Education (yrs)14.2Education (yrs)AD Match (3years)Education (yrs)NA
Gender (% male)49%Gender (% male)AD MatchGender (% male)NA
Race (% white)NRRace (% white)AD MatchRace (% white)NA
Dx CriteriaDSM-III/DSM-III-R, NINCDS-ADRDA, pathological or clinical verificationDx CriteriaDiagnostic workupDx CriteriaNA
MMSE25.6MMSENRMMSENA
CDRNRCDRNRCDRNA
Solomon 199870120Age (yrs)77.6Age (yrs)77.5Age (yrs)NA7MS
Education (yrs)13.3Education (yrs)14.4Education (yrs)NA
Gender (% male)33%Gender (% male)35%Gender (% male)NA
Race (% white)NRRace (% white)NRRace (% white)NA
Dx CriteriaNINCDS-ADRDADx CriteriaMedical history, functionally independentDx CriteriaNA
MMSE21MMSE28.7MMSENA
CDRNRCDRNRCDRNA
Springate 201456147Age (yrs)73.9Age (yrs)NAAge (yrs)72.9DRS
Education (yrs)12.5Education (yrs)NAEducation (yrs)13.3
Gender (% male)43%Gender (% male)NAGender (% male)43%
Race (% white)94%Race (% white)NARace (% white)98%
Dx CriteriaNINCDS-ADRDADx CriteriaNADx CriteriaDiagnostic Workup
MMSE23.1MMSENAMMSE26.8
CDR0.9CDRNACDR0.5
Storandt 198957149Age (yrs)72.2Age (yrs)71.6Age (yrs)NACombination (WMS LM, WAIS DSy, BNT)
Education (yrs)12.8 (all subjects)Education (yrs)12.8 (all subjects)Education (yrs)NA
Gender (% male)44%Gender (% male)39%Gender (% male)NA
Race (% white)100%Race (% white)100%Race (% white)NA
Dx CriteriaCDR and physician diagnosisDx CriteriaCDRDx CriteriaNA
MMSENRMMSENRMMSENA
CDR1.0CDR0CDRNA
Sunderaraman 201558269Age (yrs)77.6Age (yrs)75.7Age (yrs)NAGPGT
Education (yrs)15.4Education (yrs)16.0Education (yrs)NA
Gender (% male)43%Gender (% male)34%Gender (% male)NA
Race (% white)NRRace (% white)NRRace (% white)NA
Dx CriteriaNINCDS-ADRDADx CriteriaInterview, cognitive screenDx CriteriaNA
MMSE≥17MMSE≥27MMSENA
CDRNRCDRNRCDRNA
Thompson 201159183Age (yrs)73.5Age (yrs)73.1Age (yrs)NACogstate ISLT
Education (yrs)11.7Education (yrs)12.1Education (yrs)NA
Gender (% male)58%Gender (% male)53%Gender (% male)NA
Race (% white)NRRace (% white)NRRace (% white)NA
Dx CriteriaNINCDS-ADRDADx CriteriaCognitive testing, neuro examDx CriteriaNA
MMSE22.3MMSE29.1MMSENA
CDR4.9 (sum of boxes)CDR0 (sum of boxes)CDRNA
Tremont 201160150Age (yrs)74.1Age (yrs)NAAge (yrs)72.9MCAS
Education (yrs)12.5Education (yrs)NAEducation (yrs)13.3
Gender (% male)42%Gender (% male)NAGender (% male)42%
Race (% white)94%Race (% white)NARace (% white)98%
Dx CriteriaNINCDS-ADRDADx CriteriaNADx CriteriaDiagnostic Workup
MMSENRMMSENAMMSENA
CDR0.5-1.0CDRNACDR0.5
Troster 199361127Age (yrs)72.9Age (yrs)74.4Age (yrs)NAWMS LM & VR
Education (yrs)13.2Education (yrs)13.5Education (yrs)NA
Gender (% male)47%Gender (% male)41%Gender (% male)NA
Race (% white)NRRace (% white)NRRace (% white)NA
Dx CriteriaNINCDS-ADRDADx CriteriaMedical historyDx CriteriaNA
MMSENRMMSENRMMSENA
CDRNRCDRNRCDRNA
Trzepacz 201562399Age (yrs)77.6Age (yrs)NAAge (yrs)74.2MoCA
Education (yrs)15.8Education (yrs)NAEducation (yrs)16.2
Gender (% male)67%Gender (% male)NAGender (% male)61%
Race (% white)NRRace (% white)NARace (% white)NR
Dx CriteriaNINCDS-ADRDADx CriteriaNADx CriteriaPetersen criteria
MMSE20.3MMSENAMMSE27.8
CDR0.5-1.0CDRNACDR0.5
Tuokko 199263120Age (yrs)70.6Age (yrs)71.3Age (yrs)NACD
Education (yrs)10.7Education (yrs)13.1Education (yrs)NA
Gender (% male)33%Gender (% male)40%Gender (% male)NA
Race (% white)NRRace (% white)NRRace (% white)NA
Dx CriteriaDSM-III-R and NINCDS-ADRDADx CriteriaInterview, medical questionnaireDx CriteriaNA
MMSE15.5MMSENRMMSENA
CDRNRCDRNRCDRNA
Uhlmann 199164209Age (yrs)76 (all subjects)Age (yrs)76 (all subjects)Age (yrs)NAMMSE
Education (yrs)

19% middle, 30%

HS, 38% college, 13% graduate (all subjects)

Education (yrs)

19% middle, 30%

HS, 38% college, 13% graduate (all subjects)

Education (yrs)NA
Gender (% male)42% (all subjects)Gender (% male)42% (all subjects)Gender (% male)NA
Race (% white)97%Race (% white)95%Race (% white)NA
Dx CriteriaDSM-III, NINCDS/ADRDADx CriteriaUnclearDx CriteriaNA
MMSE19MMSE27MMSENA
CDRNRCDRNRCDRNA
Welsh 1991, 199265, 66196Age (yrs)71.1Age (yrs)71.1Age (yrs)NA

CERAD List

BNT

SVF

CERAD List & BNT

Education (yrs)13.8Education (yrs)14Education (yrs)NA
Gender (% male)51%Gender (% male)51%Gender (% male)NA
Race (% white)NRRace (% white)NRRace (% white)NA
Dx CriteriaNINCDS-ADRDADx CriteriaDiagnostic Workup, free of cognitive impairmentDx CriteriaNA
MMSE20.0MMSE28.9MMSENA
CDR1.3CDR0CDRNA
Wolf-Klein 198967251Age (yrs)79Age (yrs)77Age (yrs)NACD
Education (yrs)NREducation (yrs)NREducation (yrs)NA
Gender (% male)30% (all subjects)Gender (% male)30% (all subjects)Gender (% male)NA
Race (% white)NRRace (% white)NRRace (% white)NA
Dx CriteriaNINCDS-ADRDADx CriteriaDiagnostic WorkupDx CriteriaNA
MMSE12.8MMSE27.7MMSENA
CDRNRCDRNRCDRNA
Zainal 201668269Age (yrs)72.2Age (yrs)61.8Age (yrs)66.4

ADAS-Cog

ADAS-Cog List

Education (yrs)6.0Education (yrs)11.7Education (yrs)10.9
Gender (% male)63%Gender (% male)31%Gender (% male)50%
Race (% white)77% ChineseRace (% white)90% ChineseRace (% white)89% Chinese
Dx CriteriaNINCDS-ADRDADx CriteriaStagingDx CriteriaPetersen criteria
MMSE22.3MMSE29.1MMSE27.4
CDR0.5-1.0CDR0CDR0.5

Abbreviations: ACE=Addenbrooke’s Cognitive Examination; ADAS-Cog=Alzheimer’s Disease Assessment Scale-Cognitive subscale; BAS=Brief Alzheimer’s Screen; BMET=Brief Memory and Executive Test; BNT=Boston Naming Test; CATD=clinical Alzheimer-type dementia; CBB=Cogstate Brief Battery; CD=Clock drawing; CDR=Clinical Dementia Rating; CERAD=Consortium to Establish a Registry for Alzheimer’s Disease neuropsychological battery; DMI=Delayed Memory Index; DRS=Dementia Rating Scale; DSM=Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders; DSy=Digit Symbol; FCSRT=Free and Cued Selective Reminding Test; FOME=Fuld Object Memory Evaluation; GAI=General Ability Index; GMI=General Memory Index; GPGT=Graphic Pattern Generation Test; HS=high school; HVLT=Hopkins Verbal Learning Test; IMI=Immediate Memory Index; ISLT=International Shopping List Test; LM=Logical Memory; MCAS=Minnesota Cognitive Acuity Screen; MCI=Mild Cognitive Impairment; MIS=Memory Impairment Screen; MMSE=Mini-Mental State Examination; MoCA=Montreal Cognitive Assessment; NA=not applicable; NAB=Neuropsychological Assessment Battery; NC=normal cognition; NINCDS-ADRDA=National Institute of Neurological and Communicative Disorders and Stroke and Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Disorders; NR=not reported; PDP=Process Dissociation Procedure; PIQ=Performance Intelligent Quotient; PVF=phonemic verbal fluency; RBANS=Repeatable Battery for the Assessment of Neuropsychological Status; SVF=semantic verbal fluency; TMT B=Trail Making Test Part B; TPT=The Placing Test; TYM=Test Your Memory; VR=visual reproduction; WAIS=Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale; WCST=Wisconsin Card Sorting Test; WMS=Wechsler Memory Scale

Appendix Table C.9Brief cognitive tests and scores represented in extracted studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Test, estimated administration timeScoreRange*Better performance
7 Minute Screen (7MS), 5-10 minTotal score0-no ceilingHigher
Addenbrooke’s Cognitive Exam (ACE), 15-20 minTotal score0-100Higher
Alzheimer’s Disease Assessment Scale-Cognitive (ADAS-Cog), 30 min11-item total score0-70Lower
12-item total score0-80Lower
12-item list learning score0-32Lower
Boston Naming Test (BNT)15-item total score, 5-10 min0-15Higher
30-item total score, 15 min0-30Higher
30-item semantic errors0-30Lower
30-item lexical errors0-30Lower
Brief Alzheimer’s Screen (BAS), < 5 minTotal score0-no ceilingHigher
Brief Memory and Executive Test (BMET), 10 minTotal score0-16Higher
Consortium to Establish a Registry for Alzheimer’s Disease (CERAD) neuropsychological battery, 30 minCERAD total score, 20 min0-100Higher
List learning delayed recall0-10Higher
List learning % retention (savings)0-100Higher
List learning recognition scoresVariesHigher
List learning intrusion scoresVariesLower
Clock Drawing, multiple versions, 5 minRouleau quantitative scale10Higher
Sunderland10Higher
Mendez20Higher
Shulman5Higher
Tuokko--Lower
Watson0-7Lower
Wolf-Klein10Higher
CLOX 1 (draw)15Higher
CLOX 2 (copy)15Higher
Cogstate Brief Battery (CBB), 15 minLearning & Working Memory compositeM 100 ±10Higher
Attention & Psychomotor compositeM 100 ±10Higher
Cogstate International Shopping List Test (ISLT), 20-25 minTrials total0-36Higher
Delayed recall0-12Higher
Dementia Rating Scale (DRS), multiple versions, 30 minTotal score0-144Higher
Attention0-37Higher
Initiation/Perseveration0-37Higher
Construction0-6Higher
Conceptualization0-39Higher
Memory0-25Higher
Delayed Word Recall (DWR), 5-10 minTotal score0-10Higher
DemTect, 8-10 minDelayed recall0-18Higher
Free and Cued Selective Reminding (FCSR), 15 minFree recall0-48Higher
Total recall0-48Higher
Fuld Object Memory Evaluation (OME), 15 min3 trials total0-30Higher
Graphic Pattern Generation (GPG)Row 1 perseverations0-9Lower
Row 1 unique designs0-10Higher
Hopkins Verbal Learning Test (HVLT), multiple versions, 30+ minTrials total, 10-15 min0-36Higher
Memory Impairment Screen (MIS), < 5 minTotal score0-8Higher
Mini-Mental State Exam (MMSE), 5-10 minTotal score0-30Higher
Minnesota Cognitive Acuity Screen (MCAS), 15 minTotal score0-no ceilingHigher
Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA), 10 minTotal score0-30Higher
Neuropsychological Assessment Battery (NAB) List Learning subtest, 20-25 minList A immediate recallM 50 ±10Higher
List B immediate recallM 50 ±10Higher
List A short delayed recallM 50 ±10Higher
List A long delayed recallM 50 ±10Higher
Repeatable Battery for the Assessment of Neuropsychological Status (RBANS), 30 minVerbal indexM 100 ±15Higher
Visual indexM 100 ±15Higher
% Retention scores (savings)0-100Higher
Test Your Memory (TYM), < 5 min (scoring time)Total score0-50Higher
Trail Making Test (TMT), part B, 5 minTMT B time (seconds)0-300Lower
TMT B errors0-5Lower
Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (WAIS), multiple versionsFuld profile, 30 minYes/No--
Digit Symbol total, < 5 minVariesHigher
Wechsler Memory Scale (WMS), multiple versions, 30-40 minGeneral Memory indexM 100 ±15Higher
Immediate Memory indexM 100 ±15Higher
Delayed Memory indexM 100 ±15Higher
Logical Memory I & IIVariesHigher
Visual Reproduction I & IIVariesHigher
% Retention scores (savings)0-100Higher
Intrusion error scores0-no ceilingLower
Wisconsin Card Sorting Test (WCST), 20-30 minCategories achieved0-6Higher
Perseverative errorscount or %Lower
Non-perseverative errorscount or %Lower
The Placing Test, 6 minTotal score0-20Higher
Objects0-10Higher
Faces0-10Higher
Verbal fluency, < 5 minSemantic (category)0-no ceilingHigher
Phonemic (letter)0-no ceilingHigher
*

Scores presented as M ±SD indicate a normed score with a known distribution (Standard score, T score, etc.)

Figure C.1 details a forest plot that plots the sensitivity of MMSE in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.1Sensitivity results of MMSE in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; MCI=mild cognitive impairment; MMSE=Mini Mental State Examination; NC=normal control; OS=optimal score

Figure C.2 details a forest plot that plots the specificity results of MMSE in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.2Specificity results of MMSE in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; MCI=mild cognitive impairment; MMSE=Mini Mental State Examination; NC=normal control; OS=optimal score

Figure C.3 details a forest plot that plots the sensitivity of MIS in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.3Sensitivity results of MIS in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; MIS=Memory Impairment Screen; NC=normal control

Figure C.4 details a forest plot that plots the specificity results of MIS in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.4Specificity results of MIS in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; MIS=Memory Impairment Screen; NC=normal control

Figure C.5 details a forest plot that plots the sensitivity of MoCA in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.5Sensitivity results of MoCA in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; MCI=mild cognitive impairment; MoCA=Montreal Cognitive Assessment; NC=normal control

Figure C.6 details a forest plot that plots the specificity results of MoCA in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.6Specificity results of MoCA in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; MCI=mild cognitive impairment; MoCA=Montreal Cognitive Assessment; NC=normal control

Figure C.7 details a forest plot that plots the sensitivity of 7MS in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.7Sensitivity results of 7MS in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; NC=normal control; 7MS=7 Minute Screen

Figure C.8 details a forest plot that plots the specificity results of 7MS in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.8Specificity results of 7MS in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; NC=normal control; 7MS=7 Minute Screen

Figure C.9 details a forest plot that plots the sensitivity of MCAS in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.9Sensitivity results of MCAS in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: aMCI=amnestic mild cognitive impairment; CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; MCAS=Minnesota Cognitive Acuity Screen; NC=normal control

Figure C.10 details a forest plot that plots the specificity results of MCAS in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.10Specificity results of MCAS in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: aMCI=amnestic mild cognitive impairment; CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; MCAS=Minnesota Cognitive Acuity Screen; NC=normal control

Figure C.11 details a forest plot that plots the sensitivity of BAS in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.11Sensitivity results of BAS in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: BAS=Brief Alzheimer Screen; CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; NC=normal control

Figure C.12 details a forest plot that plots the specificity results of BAS\ in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.12Specificity results of BAS in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: BAS=Brief Alzheimer Screen; CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; NC=normal control

Figure C.13 details a forest plot that plots the sensitivity of clock drawing(Rouleau scoring) in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.13Sensitivity results of clock drawing tests (Rouleau scoring) in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; DRS=Dementia Rating Scale; NC=normal control

Figure C.14 details a forest plot that plots the specificity results of clock drawing (Rouleau scoring) in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.14Specificity results of clock drawing tests (Rouleau scoring) in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; DRS=Dementia Rating Scale; NC=normal control

Figure C.15 details a forest plot that plots the sensitivity of clock drawing (Shulman scale) in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.15Sensitivity results of clock drawing tests (Shulman scale) in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; MMSE=Mini Mental State Examination; NC=normal control

Figure C.16 details a forest plot that plots the specificity results of clock drawing (Shulman scale) in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.16Specificity results of clock drawing tests (Shulman scale) in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; MMSE=Mini Mental State Examination; NC=normal control

Figure C.17 details a forest plot that plots the sensitivity of clock drawing (Sunderland scale) in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.17Sensitivity results of clock drawing tests (Sunderland scale) in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; MMSE=Mini Mental State Examination; NC=normal control

Figure C.18 details a forest plot that plots the specificity results of clock drawing (Sunderland scale) in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.18Specificity results of clock drawing tests (Sunderland scale) in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; MMSE=Mini Mental State Examination; NC=normal control

Figure C.19 details a forest plot that plots the sensitivity of other clock drawing tests in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.19Sensitivity results of other clock drawing tests in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; CDIS=Clock Drawing Interpretation Scale; MMSE=Mini Mental State Examination; NC=normal control; RCS=Rapid Cognitive Screen; VRT=Visual Retention Test

Figure C.20 details a forest plot that plots the specificity results of other clock drawing tests in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.20Specificity results of other clock drawing tests in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; CDIS=Clock Drawing Interpretation Scale; MMSE=Mini Mental State Examination; NC=normal control; RCS=Rapid Cognitive Screen; VRT=Visual Retention Test

Figure C.21 details a forest plot that plots the sensitivity of CLOX in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.21Sensitivity results of CLOX in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; MCI=mild cognitive impairment

Figure C.22 details a forest plot that plots the specificity results of CLOX in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.22Specificity results of CLOX in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; MCI=mild cognitive impairment

Figure C.23 details a forest plot that plots the sensitivity of DRS in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.23Sensitivity results of DRS in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; DRS=Dementia Rating Scale; MCI=mild cognitive impairment; NC=normal control

Figure C.24 details a forest plot that plots the specificity results of DRS in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.24Specificity results of DRS in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; DRS=Dementia Rating Scale; MCI=mild cognitive impairment; NC=normal control

Figure C.25 details a forest plot that plots the sensitivity of ADAS-Cog in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.25Sensitivity results of ADAS-Cog in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: ADAS-Cog= Alzheimer’s Disease Assessment Scale-Cognitive; CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; MCI=mild cognitive impairment; NC=normal control

Figure C.26 details a forest plot that plots the specificity results of ADAS-Cog in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.26Specificity results of ADAS-Cog in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: ADAS-Cog= Alzheimer’s Disease Assessment Scale-Cognitive; CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; MCI=mild cognitive impairment; NC=normal control

Figure C.27 details a forest plot that plots the sensitivity of CSBB in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.27Sensitivity results of CSBB in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; CSBB=Cogstate Brief Battery; NC=normal control

Figure C.28 details a forest plot that plots the specificity results of CSBB in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.28Specificity results of CSBB in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; CSBB=Cogstate Brief Battery; NC=normal control

Figure C.29 details a forest plot that plots the sensitivity of CERAD in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.29Sensitivity results of CERAD in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; CERAD= Consortium to Establish a Registry for Alzheimer’s Disease; MCI=Mild cognitive impairment; NC=normal control

Figure C.30 details a forest plot that plots the specificity results of CERAD in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.30Specificity results of CERAD in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; CERAD= Consortium to Establish a Registry for Alzheimer’s Disease; MCI=Mild cognitive impairment; NC=normal control

Figure C.31 details a forest plot that plots the sensitivity of RBANS in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.31Sensitivity results of RBANS in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; MCI=Mild cognitive impairment; NC=normal control; OS=optimal score; RBANS= Repeatable Battery for the Assessment of Neuropsychological Status

Figure C.32 details a forest plot that plots the specificity results of RBANS in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.32Specificity results of RBANS in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; MCI=Mild cognitive impairment; NC=normal control; OS=optimal score; RBANS= Repeatable Battery for the Assessment of Neuropsychological Status

Figure C.33 details a forest plot that plots the sensitivity of ADAS-Cog combined scores in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.33Sensitivity results of ADAS-Cog Combined Scores in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: ADAS-Cog=Alzheimer’s Disease Assessment-Cognitive Scale; CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; MCI=Mild cognitive impairment; NC=normal control

Figure C.34 details a forest plot that plots the specificity results of ADAS-Cog combined scores in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.34Specificity results of ADAS-Cog Combined Scores in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: ADAS-Cog=Alzheimer’s Disease Assessment-Cognitive Scale; CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; MCI=Mild cognitive impairment; NC=normal control

Figure C.35 details a forest plot that plots the sensitivity of WMS Indices in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.35Sensitivity results of WMS Indices in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; DMI=Delayed Memory Index; GAI=General Ability Index; GMI=General Memory Index; IMI=Immediate Memory Index; NC=normal control; WAIS=Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale; WMS=Wechsler Memory Scale

Figure C.36 details a forest plot that plots the specificity results of WMS Indices in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.36Specificity results of WMS Indices in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; DMI=Delayed Memory Index; GAI=General Ability Index; GMI=General Memory Index; IMI=Immediate Memory Index; NC=normal control; WAIS=Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale; WMS=Wechsler Memory Scale

Figure C.37 details a forest plot that plots the sensitivity of CogState ISLT in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.37Sensitivity results of CogState ISLT in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; CogState ISLT= Cogstate International Shopping List Test; NC=normal control

Figure C.38 details a forest plot that plots the specificity results of CogState ISLT in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.38Specificity results of CogState ISLT in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; CogState ISLT= Cogstate International Shopping List Test; NC=normal control

Figure C.39 details a forest plot that plots the sensitivity of FC SRT in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.39Sensitivity results of FCSRT in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; FCSRT=Free and Cued Selective Reminding Test; NC=normal control; OS=optimal score

Figure C.40 details a forest plot that plots the specificity results of FC SRT in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.40Specificity results of FCSRT in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; FCSRT=Free and Cued Selective Reminding Test; NC=normal control; OS=optimal score

Figure C.41 details a forest plot that plots the sensitivity of RBANS (% retention) in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.41Sensitivity results of RBANS (% retention) in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: aMCI=amnestic cognitive impairment; CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; RBANS= Repeatable Battery for the Assessment of Neuropsychological Status

Figure C.42 details a forest plot that plots the specificity results of RBANS (% retention) in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.42Specificity results of RBANS (% retention) in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: aMCI=amnestic cognitive impairment; CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; RBANS= Repeatable Battery for the Assessment of Neuropsychological Status

Figure C.43 details a forest plot that plots the sensitivity of WMS logical memory in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.43Sensitivity results of WMS logical memory in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; NC=normal control; OS=optimal score; WMS=Weschler Memory Scale

Figure C.44 details a forest plot that plots the specificity results of WMS logical memory in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.44Specificity results of WMS logical memory in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; NC=normal control; OS=optimal score; WMS=Weschler Memory Scale

Figure C.45 details a forest plot that plots the sensitivity of figure recall in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.45Sensitivity results of figure recall in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; NC=normal control; OS=optimal score

Figure C.46 details a forest plot that plots the specificity results of rigure recall in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.46Specificity results of figure recall in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; NC=normal control; OS=optimal score

Figure C.47 details a forest plot that plots the sensitivity of NAB list learning in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.47Sensitivity results of NAB list learning in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: aMCI=amnestic mild cognitive impairment; CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; NAB=Neuropsychological Assessment Battery; NC=normal control

Figure C.48 details a forest plot that plots the specificity results of NAB list learning in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.48Specificity results of NAB list learning in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: aMCI=amnestic mild cognitive impairment; CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; NAB=Neuropsychological Assessment Battery; NC=normal control

Figure C.49 details a forest plot that plots the sensitivity of TPT in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.49Sensitivity results of TPT in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; MCI=Mild Cognitive Impairment; TPT=The Placing Test

Figure C.50 details a forest plot that plots the specificity results of TPT in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.50Specificity results of TPT in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; MCI=Mild Cognitive Impairment; TPT=The Placing Test

Figure C.51 details a forest plot that plots the sensitivity of Trail Making Test part B in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.51Sensitivity results of Trail Making Test part B in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; MCI=mild cognitive impairment; NC=normal control

Figure C.52 details a forest plot that plots the specificity results of Trail Making Test part B in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.52Specificity results of Trail Making Test part B in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; MCI=mild cognitive impairment; NC=normal control

Figure C.53 details a forest plot that plots the sensitivity of Graphic Pattern Generation test in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.53Sensitivity results of Graphic Pattern Generation test in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; NC=normal control

Figure C.54 details a forest plot that plots the specificity results of Graphic Pattern Generation test in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.54Specificity results of Graphic Pattern Generation test in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; NC=normal control

Figure C.55 details a forest plot that plots the sensitivity of Wisconsin Card Sorting test in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.55Sensitivity results of Wisconsin Card Sorting test in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; NC=normal control

Figure C.56 details a forest plot that plots the specificity results of Wisconsin Card Sorting test in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.56Specificity results of Wisconsin Card Sorting test in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; NC=normal control

Figure C.57 details a forest plot that plots the sensitivity of semantic fluency in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.57Sensitivity results of semantic fluency in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; NC=normal control; OS=optimal score

Figure C.58 details a forest plot that plots the specificity results of semantic fluency in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.58Specificity results of semantic fluency in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; NC=normal control; OS=optimal score

Figure C.59 details a forest plot that plots the sensitivity of phonemic fluency in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.59Sensitivity results of phonemic fluency in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; NC=normal control

Figure C.60 details a forest plot that plots the specificity results of phonemic fluency in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.60Specificity results of phonemic fluency in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; NC=normal control

Figure C.61 details a forest plot that plots the sensitivity of mixed fluency in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.61Sensitivity results of mixed fluency in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; NC=normal control

Figure C.62 details a forest plot that plots the specificity results of mixed fluency in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.62Specificity results of mixed fluency in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; NC=normal control

Figure C.63 details a forest plot that plots the sensitivity of Boston Naming Test in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.63Sensitivity results of Boston Naming Test in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; MCI=mild cognitive impairment; NC=normal control; OS=optimal score

Figure C.64 details a forest plot that plots the specificity results of Boston Naming Test in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.64Specificity results of Boston Naming Test in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; MCI=mild cognitive impairment; NC=normal control; OS=optimal score

Figure C.65 details a forest plot that plots the sensitivity of brief stand-alone test + another cognitive test in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.65Sensitivity results of brief stand-alone test + another cognitive test in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; MIS=Memory Impairment Screen; MMSE=Mini Mental State Examination; NC=normal control;

Figure C.66 details a forest plot that plots the specificity results of brief stand-alone test + another cognitive test in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.66Specificity results of brief stand-alone test + another cognitive test in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; MIS=Memory Impairment Screen; MMSE=Mini Mental State Examination; NC=normal control

Figure C.67 details a forest plot that plots the sensitivity of other combination tests in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.67Sensitivity results of other combination tests in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: BNT=Boston Naming Test; CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; CERAD=Constortium to Establish Registry for Alzheimer’s Diease; DR=Delayed Recall; DRS=Dementia Rating Scale; Dsy=Digit Symbol; FCSRT=Free and Cued Selective Reminding Test; LM=Logical Memory; MCI=mild cognitive impairment; MMSE=Mini Mental State Examination; NC=normal control; OS=optimal score; PIQ=Performance Intelligence Quotient; TMT-B=Trail Making Test part B; VR=visual reproduction; WAIS=Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale; WMS=Wechsler Memory Scale

Figure C.68 details a forest plot that plots the specificity results of other combination tests in eligible and low-moderate risk of bias studies.

Figure C.68Specificity results of other combination tests in eligible studies with low-moderate risk of bias

Abbrevations: BNT=Boston Naming Test; CATD=Clinical Alzheimer’s type dementia; CERAD=Constortium to Establish Registry for Alzheimer’s Diease; DR=Delayed Recall; DRS=Dementia Rating Scale; Dsy=Digit Symbol; FCSRT=Free and Cued Selective Reminding Test; LM=Logical Memory; MCI=mild cognitive impairment; MMSE=Mini Mental State Examination; NC=normal control; OS=optimal score; PIQ=Performance Intelligence Quotient; TMT-B=Trail Making Test part B; VR=visual reproduction; WAIS=Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale; WMS=Wechsler Memory Scale

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