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. 2018 Nov 2;224(1):501–513. doi: 10.1007/s00429-018-1787-x

Table 4.

Correlations between absolute and relative brain volumes and infant age at scan counted from estimated due date

Cerebral structures Absolute volumes Relative volumes
All (N = 68) Males (N = 31) Females (N = 37) All (N = 68) Males (N = 31) Females (N = 37)
p (R) p (R) p (R) p (R) p (R) p (R)
ICV 0.002* (0.540)
TBV 0.001* (0.552)
TWM < 0.001* (− 0.637) 0.005*(− 0.454)
TGM < 0.001* (0.605) < 0.001* (0.650) 0.001* (0.538)
 Left < 0.001* (0.576) < 0.001* (0.633) 0.001* (0.516)
 Right < 0.001* (0.480) 0.001* (0.578)
TCV < 0.001* (0.645) < 0.001* (0.559) < 0.001* (0.682) 0.006* (0.446)
Frontal lobe 0.002* (− 0.486)
 Left 0.004* (− 0.465)
 Right 0.004* (− 0.461)
Parietal lobe
 Left
 Right
Temporal lobe
 Left
 Right
Occipital lobe 0.030* (0.357)
 Left 0.017* (0.390)
 Right

Pearson has been used for normally distributed values and Spearman for non-normally distributed values. Only statistically significant (p < 0.05) results are listed and marked with an asterisk. Bonferroni correction for multiple comparisons corresponding to p < 0.0028. p values meeting the significance criteria are bolded

DD age counted from estimated due date, ICV intracranial volume, TBV total brain volume, TGM total gray matter volume, TCV total cortical volume, – no correlation/non-significant, ICV intracranial volume, TBV total brain volume, TWM total white matter, TGM total gray matter volume, TCV total cortical volume