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. 2008 Jul 23;3(7):e2669. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0002669

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Driemeyer et al.

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Figure 3 top: The mean effect analysis of the previous data set (1.5 Tesla) of 12 volunteers [1] and the present data set (3 Tesla) of 20 volunteers showed that both cohorts exhibit transient gray matter increase in the hMT/V5 bilaterally (right: x = 41, y = −82, z = 4; Z = 4.06; left: x = −38, y = −80, z = 2; Z = 3.12). Figure 3 bottom: Box plot of the parameter estimates for both samples in the MT-area (right hMT/V5) using the contrasts described in the text to test for medium effects in both groups (no conjunction). The cluster is displayed with p<0.001 (uncorr.) and all parameter estimates (betas) in this cluster were averaged.