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Table 3.

Results of the paired samples t-tests

	T₁ relaxation time				T₂ relaxation time

	TH4/G0 versus TH4/G1	TH5/G0 versus TH5/G1	TH4/G0 versus TH5/G0	TH4/G1 versus TH5/G1	TH4/G0 versus TH4/G1	TH5/G0 versus TH5/G1	TH4/G0 versus TH5/G0	TH4/G1 versus TH5/G1
Frontal WM	0.370	0.366	0.043	0.026	0.237	0.174	0.426	0.174
Occipital WM	0.609	0.794	0.003^a	0.002^a	0.860	0.642	0.638	0.642
Genu	0.905	0.984	0.044	0.009^a	0.332	0.244	0.081	0.244
Splenium	0.527	0.028	0.055	0.004^a	0.362	0.408	0.023	0.408
Frontal cortex	0.136	0.912	0.006^a	0.021	0.383	0.104	0.953	0.104
Thalamus	0.268	0.807	0.015	0.004^a	0.247	0.195	0.886	0.195
Putamen	0.238	0.868	0.033	0.247	0.645	0.179	1.000	0.179
Head of caudate nucleus	0.562	0.809	0.007^a	0.076	0.499	0.360	0.777	0.360
CSF	0.373	0.859	0.373	1.000	0.038	0.110	0.110	0.441

Adjusted P < 0.013 values were considered statistically significant. The P values were calculated from the paired samples t-tests (all brain regions except the cerebral spinal fluid [CSF]) or the Wilcoxon signed rank test (CSF). G, interslice gaps (mm); TH, slice thicknesses (mm); WM, white matter.