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. 2016 Nov 15;140(1):68–82. doi: 10.1093/brain/aww280

Table 2.

Comparison of hippocampal, whole grey matter and whole white matter volumes between groups

Controls Left TLE Right TLE Significance
Left hippocampal volume *3840 (382) *,#3085 (783) #3619 (388) F = 16.48: *,#P < 0.001
Right hippocampal volume *3831 (380) #3762 (574) *,#3091 (548) F = 14.64: *,#P < 0.001
Whole grey matter volume 567 817 (63 127) 522 483 (96 859) 538 986 (80 643) F = 2.96: P > 0.05
Whole white matter volume 586 782 (56 452) 549 447 (80 701) 560 390 (58 475) F = 2.96: P > 0.05
- ILAE 1 ILAE 2+
Ipsilateral hippocampal volume - 3329 (729.7) 3120 (499.0) F = 0.96 P = 0.41
Contralateral hippocampal volume - 4289 (703) 4156 (603) F = 0.44 P = 0.51
Whole grey matter volume - 462 204 (74 066) 449 097 (80 296) F = 0.31 P = 0.58
Whole white matter volume - 474 268 (72 807) 476 185 (79 811) F = 0.01 P = 0.94

Top: Comparisons between controls and patients with unilateral TLE. Asterisks and hash symbols indicated corresponding comparisons.

Bottom: Comparisons between patients with an excellent postoperative outcome (ILAE 1) and suboptimal outcome (ILAE 2+). Values are mean volume (mm3) (and SD).

F = main ANOVA value; P = significance level of corresponding comparison; sig = significance.