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. 2017 Aug 30;5:182. doi: 10.3389/fped.2017.00182

Table 1.

Quality scores with relative frequencies and inter-reader agreements for the DTI and CSD-PT reconstructions of CTT, CPCT, and CST tracts.

Tract Method Reader 1
Reader 2
Cohen’s K p-Value
Score Frequency p-Value χ2 Score Frequency p-Value χ2
CTT DTI 3 18 (36%) <0.001* 3 15 (30%) <0.001* 0.60 <0.001*
4 32 (64%) 4 35 (70%)
5 0 (0%) 5 0 (0%)
CSD-PT 3 3 (6%) 3 2 (4%) 0.66 <0.001*
4 28 (56%) 4 27 (54%)
5 19 (38%) 5 21 (42%)
CPCT DTI 3 25 (50%) 0.008* 3 22 (44%) 0.025* 0.72 <0.001*
4 25 (50%) 4 28 (56%)
5 0 (0%) 5 0 (0%)
CSD-PT 3 2 (4%) 3 5 (10%) 0.62 <0.001*
4 35 (70%) 4 32 (64%)
5 13 (26%) 5 13 (26%)
CST DTI 3 43 (86%) 0.039* 3 38 (76%) 0.024* 0.66 <0.001*
4 7 (14%) 4 12 (24%)
5 0 (0%) 5 0 (0%)
CSD-PT 3 1 (2%) 3 0 (0%) 0.57 <0.001*
4 20 (40%) 4 25 (50%)
5 29 (58%) 5 25 (50%)

CTT, cerebellar-thalamic tract; CPCT, corticopontocerebellar tract; CST, corticospinal tract; CSD, constrained spherical deconvolution; DTI, diffusion tensor imaging; p-value χ2, p-value for the Chi-square test.

The 5-point scale: 1, non-diagnostic; 2, poor quality; 3, fair quality; 4, good quality; 5, excellent quality. Only scores from 3 to 5 are reported because no reconstruction was scored with 1 or 2 points.

Bold font and asterisks indicate p-values which were statistically significant.