Table 1:

Demographics and background data in patients and controls^{^a}

	Patients (n = 21)	Controls (n = 21)	P Value
Age (median) (range) (yr)	74 (65–81)	74 (65–82)	NS^{^b}
Sex (No. of men) (%)	11 (52%)	11 (52%)	NS^{^c}
MMSE	25 (22–27)	30 (29–30)	<.001^{^d}
Urgency scale	3 (1–4)	1 (1–1)	<.001^{^d}
mRS	2 (2–3)	0 (0–0)	<.001^{^d}
TUG (sec)	20 (14–31)	9 (8–11)	<.001^{^d}
TUG (No. of steps)	22 (18–34)	12 (11–14)	<.001^{^d}
10 Meter Walk test (sec)	12 (8–17)	5 (5–6)	<.001^{^d}
10 Meter Walk Test (No. of steps)	22 (16–30)	12 (11–13)	<.001^{^d}
Evans index	0.35 (0.34–0.39)	0.28 (0.24–0.30)	<.001^{^d}
DWMH	1 (1–3)	1 (1–2)	NS^{^d}
DESH (No.) (%)	14 (67%)	0 (0%)	<.001^{^c}
Callosal angle	66° (60°–73°)	113° (104°–121°)	<.001^{^d}
Flow void	3 (2–3)	2 (2–2)	NS^{^d}

Note:—DWMH indicates deep white matter hyperintensities; DESH, disproportionately enlarged subarachnoid space hydrocephalus; NS, not significant.
↵a Unless indicated otherwise, data are median, with IQR in parenthesis.
↵b Mann-Whitney U test.
↵c McNemar test.
↵d Wilcoxon signed rank test.