Fig. 1. ROC curve for K-IADL to diagnose dementia or MCI

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Fig. 1. ROC curve for K-IADL to diagnose dementia or MCI Fig. 1.ROC curve for K-IADL to diagnose dementia or MCI. (A) ROC curve for K-IADL for diagnosing dementia in all participants (AUC = 0.959; p<0.001). (B) ROC curve for K-IADL to differentiate dementia from MCI in all participants (AUC = 0.952; p<0.001). (C) ROC curve for K-IADL to differentiate MCI from normal control in all participants (AUC = 0.765; p<0.001). (D) ROC curve for K-IADL for diagnosing dementia in patients with AD, MCI, and normal control (AUC = 0.964; p<0.001). (E) ROC curve for K-IADL for diagnosing dementia in the patients with VCI and normal control (AUC = 0.989; p<0.001). (F) ROC curve for K-IADL for diagnosing dementia in patients with PD and normal control (AUC = 0.944; p<0.001). ROC: receiver operating characteristic, K-IADL: Korean-Instrumental Activities of Daily Living, MCI: mild cognitive impairment, AUC: area under the curve, AD: Alzheimer's disease, VCI: vascular cognitive impairment, PD: Parkinson's disease. Fig. 1.ROC curve for K-IADL to diagnose dementia or MCI. (A) ROC curve for K-IADL for diagnosing dementia in all participants (AUC = 0.959; p<0.001). (B) ROC curve for K-IADL to differentiate dementia from MCI in all participants (AUC = 0.952; p<0.001). (C) ROC curve for K-IADL to differentiate MCI from normal control in all participants (AUC = 0.765; p<0.001). . Dement Neurocognitive Disord. 2018 Jan;17:e5.