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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2008 Jun 18.
Published in final edited form as: J Magn Reson Imaging. 2008 Apr;27(4):732–736. doi: 10.1002/jmri.21321

Table 1.

Summary of 22 of 99 Anatomical Regions That Show Significant Difference on Normalized Mean Regional Brain Volume Between AIS Subjects and Matched Controls With P ≤ 0.01 Based on Analysis of Variance Test

Brain region Relationship to normal controls Normalized ratio in AIS Normalized ratio in controls P values (2-tailed)
L superior frontal gyrus Larger 0.00698 0.00553 0.002
L medial frontal gyrus Larger 0.00837 0.00734 0.010
L lateral fronto-orbital gyrus Larger 0.10082 0.00838 <0.001
L postcentral gyrus Larger 0.00800 0.00648 0.003
L thalamus Larger 0.00474 0.00366 0.007
L frontal lobe white matter Larger 0.61622 0.52719 0.004
L parietal lobe white matter Larger 0.31811 0.26265 0.002
L temporal lobe white matter Larger 0.41556 0.33505 <0.001
L hippocampus Smaller 0.00169 0.00252 0.002
R anterior limb, internal capsule Smaller 0.00172 0.00230 0.007
R posterior limb, internal capsule and cerebral peduncle Smaller 0.00106 0.00151 0.001
R caudate nucleus Smaller 0.00142 0.00185 0.005
Right temporal pole Smaller 0.00264 0.00455 <0.001
L inferior occipital gyrus Smaller 0.00213 0.00308 0.003
L middle occipital gyrus Smaller 0.00207 0.00314 <0.001
L amygdala Smaller 0.00032 0.00053 <0.001
R perirhinal Smaller 0.00104 0.00198 <0.001
L perirhinal Smaller 0.00082 0.00163 <0.001
R precuneus Smaller 0.00173 0.00212 0.010
L precuneus Smaller 0.00145 0.00200 0.002
Corpus callosum Larger 0.00761 0.00563 <0.001
Brainstem Larger 0.20844 0.17874 0.005

AIS, adolescent idiopathic scoliosis; L, left; R, right.