. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Jun 15.

Published in final edited form as: J Neurol Sci. 2016 Mar 25;365:9–14. doi: 10.1016/j.jns.2016.03.033

Table 2. Results from Multiple Regression Analyses of the Interaction of Systolic Blood Pressure and History of Head Injury on Regional Cerebral Blood Flow in Men^*.

Cerebral Region	p	β	Standard Error
Left Frontal	.109	-2.101	1.050
Right Frontal	.078	-2.379	1.190
Left Dorsolateral Prefrontal	.042	-2.614	1.046
Right Dorsolateral Prefrontal	.084	-2.364	1.773
Left Medial	.278	-1.440	1.440
Right Medial	.117	-2.105	1.403
Left Orbitofrontal	.024	-3.213	1.607
Right Orbitofrontal	.064	-2.572	1.286
Left Temporal	.014	-3.364	1.121
Right Temporal	.076	-2.358	1.415
Left Parietal	.401	-1.145	1.718
Right Parietal	.211	-1.724	1.293
Left Anterior Cingulate	.272	-1.435	1.435
Right Anterior Cingulate	.206	-1.828	1.371
Left Thalamus	.329	-1.387	1.387
Right Thalamus	.146	-1.841	1.227

Results for women were all non-significant and therefore excluded

Table 2. Results from Multiple Regression Analyses of the Interaction of Systolic Blood Pressure and History of Head Injury on Regional Cerebral Blood Flow in Men*.