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 The DSM-5 criteria notably do not provide additional sub-typing of MCI beyond the specifier criteria. Outside of the DSM-5, a total of ''​4''​ MCI subtypes have been proposed, depending on whether the presentation is amnestic/​non-amnestic,​ and single/​multiple domain:​[([[https://​www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/​pmc/​articles/​PMC2929315/​|Rapp,​ S. R., Legault, C., Henderson, V. W., Brunner, R. L., Masaki, K., Jones, B., ... & Thal, L. (2010). Subtypes of mild cognitive impairment in older postmenopausal women: the Women’s Health Initiative Memory Study. Alzheimer disease and associated disorders, 24(3), 248.]])] The DSM-5 criteria notably do not provide additional sub-typing of MCI beyond the specifier criteria. Outside of the DSM-5, a total of ''​4''​ MCI subtypes have been proposed, depending on whether the presentation is amnestic/​non-amnestic,​ and single/​multiple domain:​[([[https://​www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/​pmc/​articles/​PMC2929315/​|Rapp,​ S. R., Legault, C., Henderson, V. W., Brunner, R. L., Masaki, K., Jones, B., ... & Thal, L. (2010). Subtypes of mild cognitive impairment in older postmenopausal women: the Women’s Health Initiative Memory Study. Alzheimer disease and associated disorders, 24(3), 248.]])]
   - **Amnestic MCI, Single Domain (a-MCI-sd)**\   - **Amnestic MCI, Single Domain (a-MCI-sd)**\
-    * Amnestic MCI, Single Domain (a-MCI-sdinvolves primarily memory impairment with no or minimal involvement of the other cognitive domains.+    * **a-MCI-sd** involves primarily memory impairment with no or minimal involvement of the other cognitive domains.
   - **Amnestic MCI, Multiple Domain (a-MCI-md)**   - **Amnestic MCI, Multiple Domain (a-MCI-md)**
-    * Amnestic MCI, Multiple Domain (a-MCI-mdinvolves memory impairment as the primary domain affected, but other cognitive domains (e.g. - executive function, attention, language, decision-making,​ judgment, visuospatial) are also impaired.+    * **a-MCI-md** involves memory impairment as the primary domain affected, but other cognitive domains (e.g. - executive function, attention, language, decision-making,​ judgment, visuospatial) are also impaired.
   - **Non-Amnestic MCI, Single Domain (na-MCI-sd)**   - **Non-Amnestic MCI, Single Domain (na-MCI-sd)**
-    * Non-Amnestic MCI, Single Domain (na-MCI-sdinvolves impairment of a single, non-memory cognitive domain, such executive function, attention, language, or visuospatial skills.+    * **na-MCI-sd** involves impairment of a single, non-memory cognitive domain, such executive function, attention, language, or visuospatial skills.
   - **Non-Amnestic MCI, Multiple Domain (na-MCI-md)**   - **Non-Amnestic MCI, Multiple Domain (na-MCI-md)**
-    * Non-Amnestic MCI, Multiple Domain (na-MCI-mdinvolves impairment of two or more cognitive domains, neither of which involves memory impairment.+    * **na-MCI-md** involves impairment of two or more cognitive domains, neither of which involves memory impairment.
  
 ===== Differential Diagnosis ===== ===== Differential Diagnosis =====