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Published in final edited form as: Neurosci Res. 2013 Mar 5;75(4):331–339. doi: 10.1016/j.neures.2013.02.005

The graphs show scatterplots and trendlines for the relationships between left anterior insular volumes in cm³ (adjusted for total brain volume and age) and clinical measures of symptom severity (HAM-D, BPRS, positive symptom subscale of BPRS). The top graph shows HAM-D scores vs. left anterior insular volumes for all depressed patients (PMD + NPMD) since both groups show depressive symptoms. Correlations were also computed for PMD and NPMD groups separately, but graphical representations of those non-significant relationships were not shown here.

The graphs show scatterplots and trendlines for the relationships between left anterior insular volumes in cm³ (adjusted for total brain volume and age) and clinical measures of symptom severity (HAM-D, BPRS, positive symptom subscale of BPRS). The top graph shows HAM-D scores vs. left anterior insular volumes for all depressed patients (PMD + NPMD) since both groups show depressive symptoms. Correlations were also computed for PMD and NPMD groups separately, but graphical representations of those non-significant relationships were not shown here.