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Published in final edited form as: J Pediatr. 2015 Nov 6;169:36–43.e1. doi: 10.1016/j.jpeds.2015.09.084

Table 3.

Subcortical and Cortical Regions of Volume and Thickness Differences Between d-TGA and Control Subjects Measured at 16 Years of Age

Cluster	d-TGA (n=92)	Control (n=49)	P^*
Volume (mm³)
B caudate	3552 (495)	3803 (466)	0.04
B superior parietal + B paracentral	9371 (1061)	9837 (1318)	0.03
B superior frontal + B rostral middle frontal	22,261 (2578)	23,350 (3228)	0.03
B inferior parietal	15,403 (1976)	16,831 (2844)	<0.001
Thickness (mm)
B pericalcarine	1.73 (0.12)	1.78 (0.13)	0.02
B caudal ACC + B rostral ACC	3.02 (0.19)	2.99 (0.18)	0.01
B inferior parietal	2.82 (0.11)	2.76 (0.14)	0.002
B entorhinal	2.90 (0.41)	3.07 (0.41)	0.04
B supramarginal	2.88 (0.12)	2.82 (0.15)	<0.001

B: bilateral; ACC: anterior cingulate cortex.

Determined by linear regression adjusting for age at MRI, sex, scanner location, and total intracranial volume (for volumes only).

Values are unadjusted mean (standard deviation).