The montreal cognitive assessment and mini-mental state examination visuoexecutive subtests in acute ischemic stroke pat
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The montreal cognitive assessment and mini‑mental state examination visuoexecutive subtests in acute ischemic stroke patients and their correlations with demographic and clinical factors Wei Wang1,3 · Fang‑Ming Dong1,3 · Kai Shao1,3 · Shang‑Zun Guo2,3 · Zhong‑Min Zhao1,3 · Yi‑Ming Yang2,3 · Ya‑Xue Song3 · Jian‑Hua Wang3 Received: 15 June 2020 / Accepted: 17 August 2020 © Belgian Neurological Society 2020
Abstract Visuoexecutive impairment is common among acute ischemic stroke patients. This study aimed to examine the ability of the Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA) and Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE) visuoexecutive subtests to detect visuoexecutive abnormality in acute ischemic stroke patients and to identify the predictors for their impairments. 336 patients who completed the MMSE and MoCA were enrolled in this study. We compared the proportion of participants with incorrect MoCA visuoexecutive tasks and MMSE pentagon copying. Multivariate logistic regression analysis was used to evaluate the associations between the visuoexecutive dysfunction and demographic and clinical characteristics in the samples. Among all the participants, the MoCA detected more visuoexecutive dysfunction than the MMSE (88.69% vs. 45.83%, respectively; p
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