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Materials and Methods Cognitive and motor function was assessed in 30 NPH patients (65 ± 13 years) at three time intervals using 10 neuropsychological measures performed at baseline, at one week and at seven months after surgery. Assessment of functional outcome, using the Stein & Langfitt score, occurred at seven months and patients were classified as responders (n = 16) and non-responders (n = 14). To determine most representative measures (test-battery) for the NPH cognitive and motor function, factor analysis was performed on the preoperative neuropsychological results. The preand early postoperative results were compared in the two groups and the accuracy of predicting functional outcome by early psychometric test results obtained at one week after shunting was assessed (Logistic regression).

A short neuropsychological test battery for measuring functional outcome after shunt placement in patients with normal pressure hydrocephalus