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. 2018 Jan 18;17(4):293–300. doi: 10.2463/mrms.mp.2017-0127

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Fig. 2 — Gray matter volume in dilated 3D-T₁-weighted magnetic resonance images (T₁WI) compared with that in non-dilated 3D-T₁WI. Regions of significantly decreased volume (max cluster size is 8260 and max T value is 47.29 as true volume change near the lateral ventricles) are shown in the left panel, and regions of significantly increased volume (max cluster size is 12,946 and max T value is 11.62 as the estimation error for the brain surface) are shown in the right panel. Significant volume differences are superimposed on the T₁ template image. The color bar (red to white) represents the T score. R and L indicate the right and left sides of the subject, respectively. (The color version is available online.)