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Table 1 SCD basic criteria according to SCD-I [13]

From: Frequency, sociodemographic, and neuropsychological features of patients with subjective cognitive decline diagnosed using different neuropsychological criteria

SCD basic criteria

(a) self-experienced persistent decline in cognitive capacity compared with a previously normal status unrelated to an acute event.

(b) normal age, gender, and education-adjusted performance on extensive neuropsychological testing according to clinical normative data.

(c) normal global cognition and performance in activities of daily living.

(d) absence of MCI or dementia.

(e) absence of past or present psychiatric or neurologic diseases, medical disorders, substance abuse, or use of medications that might explain the presence of subjective cognitive complaints.