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. 2015 Jul 30;5(9):e00327. doi: 10.1002/brb3.327

Table 2.

Brain regions showing significant differences in RD and AD values in patients with RLS as compared to healthy controls

Region Size (mm3) Maximum P (10−x) Corrected Cluster wise P X Y Z
Regions with significant higher RD values
 Pons 54 2.46 <0.0001 94 102 41
 Cerebellum left 60 2.66 <0.0001 100 48 32
 Cerebellum right 155 2.86 <0.0001 59 49 34
 Subcortical right 89 3.97 <0.0001 31 113 96
 Subcortical right 38 1.97 <0.0001 32 86 106
 Subcortical right 7 1.85 <0.0001 42 126 92
 Subcortical left 14 1.99 <0.0001 102 98 128
 Parietal right 67 2.59 <0.0001 63 77 77
 Callosal body 15 2.07 <0.0001 70 79 90
Regions with significant higher AD values
 Crus cerebri right 37 −3.18 <0.0001 103 117 62
 Pallidum right 16 −2.27 <0.0001 75 138 61
 Cerebellum right 35 −2.35 <0.0001 44 72 37
 Subcortical right 58 −2.09 <0.0001 133 92 78

AD, Axial diffusivity; RD, Radial diffusivity; RLS, Restless legs syndrome.

The P-values given are clusterwise P-values. Several connected voxels with significant changes were automatically searched and merged into one cluster. The size of each cluster is given in mm3. X, Y, and Z coordinates are presented in MNI 152 space.