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. 2017 Jun 20;38(9):4690–4702. doi: 10.1002/hbm.23694

Table 3.

Pearson's correlation coefficients between PHQ‐9 scores and DTI metrics in white matter tracts where differences were found between groups

WM Tract skeleton – FA skeleton – FA‐FW VBA – FA VBA – FA‐FW
ATR L R = −0.133 R = −0.013 R = −0.111 R = 0.025
CST L R = −0.150 R = −0.035 R = −0.138 R = −0.037
IFOF L R = −0.054 R = 0.022 R = −0.075 R = −0.005
ILF L R = −0.065 R = −0.008 R = −0.100 R = −0.051
SLF L R = −0.133 R = −0.089 R = −0.136 R = −0.080
UF L R = 0.004 R = 0.059 R = −0.019 R = −0.052
WM Tract skeleton – RD skeleton – RD‐FW VBA – RD VBA – RD‐FW
ATR L R = 0.154 R = 0.073 R = 0.171 R = −0.023
CST L R = 0.284b R = 0.252a R =0.266a R = 0.008
IFOF L R = 0.092 R = −0.051 R = 0.096 R = −0.006
ILF L R = 0.077 R = −0.035 R = 0.105 R = 0.005
SLF L R = 0.271a R = 0.032 R = 0.172 R = 0.053
UF L R = 0.046 R = 0.088 R = 0.072 R = −0.037
a

p < .05 (Bonferroni corrected).

b

p < .01 (Bonferroni corrected).

Correlations were computed only within the MDD group. Bonferroni correction was used to correct the P values for multiple comparisons. Significant correlations were found for RD index inside the CST L and SLF L for the skeletonized analysis and inside the CST L for the VBA analysis. For RD‐FW only inside the CST L when the skeletonized approach was used. The names of the tracts are the same of Table 2.