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. 2011 Mar 17;33(4):920–937. doi: 10.1002/hbm.21260

Table II.

Regional brain volume reductions in FASD (within sites): t (P)

LA SA SD
Left hemisphere
 Total white matter volume −3.494 (0.002) −2.418 (0.022) −2.291 (0.029)
 Total cortical gray matter −3.612 (0.001) −3.271 (0.003) −2.112 (0.043)
 Thalamus −2.818 (0.008) −2.656 (0.013) −2.683 (0.012)
 Ventral diencephalon −2.313 (0.029) −2.331 (0.028) −3.016 (0.005)
 Caudate −2.382 (0.025) 2.384 (0.024) −1.506 (0.143)
 Putamen −2.313 (0.031) −1.665 (0.107) −4.200 (<0.001)
 Pallidum −2.120 (0.045) −2.965 (0.006) −2.421 (0.023)
 Hippocampus −2.421 (0.021) −2.971 (0.006) −1.767 (0.087)
 Amygdala −0.879 (0.389) −0.959 (0.346) −2.714 (0.011)
Right hemisphere
 Total white matter volume −3.478 (0.002) −2.392 (0.024) −2.181 (0.037)
 Total cortical gray matter −3.766 (0.001) −3.410 (0.002) −2.022 (0.053)
 Thalamus −2.519 (0.018) −2.452 (0.022) −2.557 (0.016)
 Ventral diencephalon −2.004 (0.055) −3.043 (0.005) −2.347 (0.026)
 Caudate −2.654 (0.013) −2.680 (0.012) −1.640 (0.112)
 Putamen −2.242 (0.035) −1.549 (0.132) −3.714 (0.001)
 Pallidum −1.799 (0.082) −3.019 (0.006) −2.974 (0.006)
 Hippocampus −2.902 (0.007) −2.682 (0.012) −1.580 (0.126)
 Amygdala −2.018 (0.054) −0.761 (0.453) −1.707 (0.098)
Total intracranial volume (ICV) −3.068 (0.006) −2.575 (0.015) −1.755 (0.091)

t‐ and P‐values obtained from 57 separate 2‐sample t‐tests comparing regional brain volumes between control (CON) and exposed (FASD) subjects. Hypothesis testing was conducted for CON>FASD within scan locations: Los Angeles (LA), South Africa (SA), and San Diego (SD). Bold numbers represent t‐values. For p‐values in parentheses, regular numbers represent a significant difference (p < 0.05) between groups, italicized numbers represent a trend‐level difference (0.05 < p < 0.1), and underlined numbers represent an absence of significant differences between groups.