Table 6.
Correlations Between Brain Structure and Cognition in the Trauma Group
| Cortical Thickness Composite Regions | ||||||
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| CVLT-II Trials 1–5 | CVLT-II Long Delay | |||||
| r | df | p | r | df | p | |
| Left medial orbitofrontal gyrus | −.05 | 85 | .65 | −.11 | 85 | .32 |
| Left pars orbitalis | −.26 | 85 | .01 | −.17 | 85 | .12 |
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| Connectome Efficiency and Centrality Regions | ||||||
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| CVLT-II Trials 1–5 | CVLT-II Long Delay | |||||
| r | df | r | df | |||
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| Left medial orbitofrontal efficiency | −.13 | 60 | .33 | −.17 | 60 | .19 |
| Left pars orbitalis centrality | −.40 | 60 | .001 | −.18 | 60 | .17 |
Note: CVLT-II=California Verbal Learning Test-II. All analyses were two-tailed partial correlations adjusted for depression, age, sex, predicted verbal IQ, comorbid anxiety, and modified Framingham Stroke Risk Profile score modified without age included. Significant results are bolded.