Table 3.

Regions in which gray matter density was significantly different in acute compared with chronic pediatric patients

	X	Y	Z	t‐statistic value	Cluster size	p‐value
Acute > chronic
Left thalamic reticular nucleus	−25	−20	16	8.42
	−26	−19	11	6.81	434	.047
	−22	−14	11	6.22
Left mid‐cingulate cortex	−6	14	33	5.01
	−7	9	35	4.72	930	.001
	−7	17	30	4.62
Right thalamic reticular nucleus	25	−19	17	6.65	483	.028
	22	−17	−4	6.39
Right inferior temporal gyrus	55	−30	−27	4.97
	48	−23	−32	4.70	564	.013
	61	−35	−28	4.24
Right anterior cingulate nucleus	11	32	22	6.45
	9	42	23	5.60	942	.0001
	16	36	22	4.45
Bilateral orbitofrontal cortex	−25	5	−18	9.13
	3	17	−23	7.92	6,638	.0001
	−4	18	−23	7.42
Acute < chronic
Left ventral posterolateral nucleus	−19	−25	5	5.08	503	.046

Locations are in Montreal Neurological Institute space. Significant clusters were from cluster‐extent thresholding (family‐wise error rate) to correct for multiple comparisons.