Sex differences in the association between sarcopenia and mild cognitive impairment in the older Korean population

Table 2 The number of participants with MCI or SNSB scores less than 16% by subdomain and sex

Score percentile of SNSB-C < 16%	Total (N = 286)		Men (N = 171)		Women (N = 115)		p-value
Score percentile of SNSB-C < 16%	N	(%)	N	(%)	N	(%)	p-value
Diagnosis of MCI	189	(66.1%)	111	(64.9%)	78	(67.8%)	0.6098
SNSB-C
Attention test (digit span)	66	(23.0%)	32	(18.7%)	34	(29.5%)	0.0327 *
Visuospatial test (RCFT)	34	(11.8%)	17	(9.94%)	17	(14.7%)	0.2187
Language (S-K-BNT)	33	(11.5%)	12	(7.01%)	21	(18.2%)	0.0035 *
Memory test (SVLT-DR)	101	(35.3%)	74	(43.2%)	27	(23.4%)	0.0006 *
Frontal/executive test
Digit symbol Coding	33	(11.5%)	23	(13.4%)	10	(8.69%)	0.2172
COWAT: ㄱ + animal	64	(22.3%)	36	(21.0%)	28	(24.3%)	0.5121
TMT-E-PB	44	(15.3%)	24	(14.0%)	20	(17.3%)	0.4405
CWST-60:CR	69	(24.1%)	51	(29.8%)	18	(15.6%)	0.0060 *

SNSB-C Seoul Neuropsychological Screening Battery Core, RCFT Rey Complex Figure Test, S-K-BNT Short-Korean version of Boston Naming Test, SVLT-DR Seoul Verbal Learning Test-Delayed Recall, COWAT Controlled Oral Word Association Test, TMT-E-PB Trail Making Test-Elderly: Part B, CWST Color Word Stroop Test
^*p < 0.05

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