Table 3.
Correlations between grey matter volume and cortical complexity
| Pearson Correlation, Significance (two-tailed) | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Region measurements | Female (n = 18) | Male (n = 13) | ||||
| FD-LH | FD-RH | FD-WB | FD-LH | FD-RH | FD-WB | |
| GM-LH | .697 | .864 | ||||
| .001 | - | - | <0.001 | - | - | |
| GM-RH | .499 | .768 | ||||
| - | .035 | - | - | .039 | - | |
| GM-WB | .551 | .810 | ||||
| - | - | .018 | - | - | .001 | |
Correlations between grey matter volume and fractal dimension for females, respectively males for the following regions: GM-LH = grey matter volume of left hemisphere; GM-RH = grey matter volume of right hemisphere; GM-WB = grey matter volume of whole brain; FD-LH = fractal dimension of left hemisphere; FD-RH = fractal dimension of right hemisphere; FD-WB = fractal dimension of whole brain. The significant values are written in bold.