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. 2024 May 9;11(6):1405–1419. doi: 10.1002/acn3.52026

Table 2.

Summary of linear models involving intrinsic subregional thalamic microstructure predicting subregional thalamic volumes.

Subregion Intrinsic factor B (95%CI) p‐value
Bilat. Pulvinar medial Decreased subregional f is

0.75 (0.24; 1.27) [left]

0.85 (0.32; 1.38) [right]

0.005

0.003

Increased subregional f ec

−1.10 (−1.42; −0.79) [left]

−1.06 (−1.46; −0.66) [right]

2.69 × 10−8

5.00 × 10−6

R Mediodorsal medial Decreased subregional f is 0.45 (0.20; 0.69) 6.77 × 10−4
Increased subregional f ec −0.64 (−0.89; −0.39) 7.30 × 10−6
L Anteroventral Increased subregional f ec −0.47 (−0.81; −0.12) 0.009
L Lateral geniculate Increased subregional f ec −0.40 (−0.58; −0.22) 6.79 × 10−5

Normalized volume of the following thalamic subregions could be predicted by either decreased intra‐soma signal fraction (f is) or increased extra‐cellular signal fraction (f ec) of the respective thalamic subregion: left and right medial pulvinar, right medial mediodorsal, and left anteroventral and lateral geniculate. Beta‐coefficients (B) with 95% confidence interval (CI) are reported with corresponding uncorrected p‐values surviving FDR correction.

Bilat., bilateral; L, left; R, right.