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. 2018 Aug 20;8(9):e01099. doi: 10.1002/brb3.1099

Table 2.

Gray matter and white matter volume reductions in SCA2 patients relative to healthy controls

Regions No. of voxels Maximum MNI coordinates (x, y, z) SDM‐Z value p Value Clusters’ breakdown (no. of voxels >50) Jackknife sensitivity
GM: Cerebellar hemisphere/cerebellar vermis/R fusiform gyrus 9745 12, −60, −20 −3.902 0.000 R cerebellar hemispheric lobule III‐VIII, Crus I/II 5 out of 5
R fusiform gyrus 5 out of 5
Cerebellar vermis (lobule IV‐IX) 5 out of 5
L cerebellar hemispheric lobule IV/V 5 out of 5
R parahippocampal gyrus 5 out of 5
R lingual gyrus 4 out of 5
WM: Middle cerebellar peduncles/Cortico‐spinal projections/R Cerebellar hemisphere/pons 3498 30, −52, −34 −6.547 0.000 Middle cerebellar peduncles 4 out of 4
R cortico‐spinal projections 4 out of 4
R cerebellar hemispheric lobule III‐VIII, Crus I/II 4 out of 4
Cerebellar vermis (lobule III) 3 out of 4
L cortico‐spinal projections 4 out of 4
Pons 4 out of 4
Middle cerebellar peduncles/L cerebellar hemispheric 1632 −28, −54, −38 −2.624 0.000 Middle cerebellar peduncles 3 out of 4
L cerebellar hemispheric lobule VI, Crus I/II 4 out of 4

GM: gray matter; L: left; No: number; R: right; SCA2: spinocerebellar ataxia type 2; SDM: seed‐based d mapping; WM: white matter.