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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Aug 30.
Published in final edited form as: Psychiatry Res. 2015 Jul 8;233(2):269–277. doi: 10.1016/j.pscychresns.2015.07.009

Table 4.

Tests of group differences axial and radial diffusivity between 39 children with CD and 53 children with no symptoms of CD within genders and race-ethnic categories.

Measure Contrast Region MNI coordinates
Cluster size Peak t TFCE-corrected p Cohen’s d
x y z
Axial diffusivity
CD-HC in Females
Left superior corona radiata −16 7 33 6654 3.76 0.016 1.25
Right superior longitudinal fasciculus 19 −1 46 1487 3.29 0.038 1.10
Left corticospinal tract −8 −24 −28 400 3.81 0.039 1.27
Right forceps major 22 −63 35 115 3.81 0.049 1.27
Left anterior thalamic radiation −13 −26 0 81 3.45 0.047 1.15
Right anterior thalamic radiation 33 26 20 34 2.53 0.049 0.84
Left cingulum −15 −47 27 7 3.06 0.050 1.02
Left corticospinal tract −22 −21 −4 3 3.02 0.050 1.01
CD-HC in African Americans
Body of corpus callosum −9 −12 28 27049 3.48 0.015 1.45
L superior longitudinal fasciculus −32 −13 49 217 3.11 0.015 1.30
Radial diffusivity
CD-HC
Cerebellum (vermis) −12 −57 −47 55357 2.67 0.013 0.62
CD-HC in Females
Cerebellum (vermis) −14 −56 −40 69731 4.83 0.015 1.61
CD-HC in African Americans
Cerebellum (vermis) −8 −41 −38 70836 3.05 0.003 1.27

CD: CD group (three or more symptoms of CD); HC: Healthy control group (zero symptoms of CD); TFCE = threshold-free cluster enhancement; all reported effects significant at FWE p < .05.