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Effect of Aging on P300 in Normal Subjects Kazuya Yamashita 1 , Shotai Kobayashi 1 , Hiromi Koide 1 , Shuhei Yamaguchi 1 1Third Division of Internal Medicine, Shimane Medical University Keyword: P300 , event-related potential , aging , MRI , silent cerebral infarction pp.945-950
Published Date 1991/10/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406900257
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The P300 component of the event-related brainpotential (ERP) is generated when subjects discrimi-nate stimulus events which differ from one another. There are many reports about the effect of age on P300 in clinically normal subjects. However, these subjects may include individuals with silent cerebral infarctions or abnormal periventricular hyperinten-sity (PVH) on MRI. In this study, we completely excluded such subjects using MRI and examined the effect of aging on P300. One hundred four neur-ologically normal subjects (mean age 58.6 years, 55 men, 49 women) who had no lesions or severe PVH on MRI were selected. An oddball stimulus para-digm was employed and ERPs were elicited bypresenting a series of binaural 1000 (82%) and 2000Hz (18%) tones through headphones. Prolon-gation of P300 latency was significantly correlated with advancing age (p <0.001) : P300 latency in-creased by approximately 1.7 msec per year of age, with a prominent increase after age 60. But there was no significant difference between males and females in P300 latency. The significant correlation between age and P300 amplitude was observed only at Pz (p <0.05) . These results indicate that there is a gradual mental decline with aging in normal subjects without silent cerebral infarctions or PVH.


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