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. 2020 Feb 14;2(1):fcaa014. doi: 10.1093/braincomms/fcaa014

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Volumetric differences in subjects with MBS compared to HC. Top: Areas of significant volumetric reduction (indicated by the arrows in the sagittal view) in subjects with MBS compared to HC (FWE corrected P < 0.01) superimposed on the directionally encoded color (DEC) map. Bottom: Effect size of lnJ maps. Dark areas indicate regions that are smaller in MBS subjects, whereas bright areas indicate areas that are larger. In the effect size map black corresponds to −4, white to +4, and the grey background is equal to 0. Areas of reduced volume can be clearly seen in the brainstem.