TABLE 3.
Hippocampus subfield volumes and variables of premature birth
| GA | BW | INTI | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| r | p‐Value | r | p‐Value | r | p‐Value | |
| Left SC | .363 | <.001 | .088 | .395 | −.398 | <.001 |
| Left HP (CA fields) | .304 | .003 | .120 | .246 | −.267 | .009 |
| Left DG | .239 | .020 | .143 | .166 | −.236 | .021 |
| Right SC | .292 | .004 | .164 | .113 | −.337 | .001 |
| Right HP (CA fields) | .262 | .010 | .141 | .173 | −.256 | .012 |
| Right DG | .224 | .029 | .176 | .087 | −.222 | .031 |
Note: Correlation coefficients from partial correlation analyses in the VP/VLBW sample are given. TIV, scanner, and sex served as covariates. Results were FDR‐corrected for multiple comparisons (18) using the Benjamini–Hochberg method and significant p‐values are printed in bold.
Abbreviations: BW, birth weight; CA, cornu ammonis; DG, dentate gyrus; FT, full‐term; GA, gestational age; HP, hippocampus proper; INTI, intensity of neonatal treatment; M, mean; SC, subicular complex; SD, standard deviation; TIV, total intracranial volume; VP/VLBW, very preterm and/or very low birthweight.