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. 2021 Apr 9;163(2):274–286. doi: 10.1097/j.pain.0000000000002309

Table 4.

Spearman correlations between glutamate and GABA concentrations (absolute and relative) in rACC and thalamus.

N (rACC/thalamus) rACC THALAMUS
Absolute Relative Absolute Relative
r P r P r P r P
Across subjects 108/116 0.2899 0.0023 0.2232 0.0202 0.3036 <0.001 0.3512 <0.001
FM 68/74 0.3248 0.0069 0.3541 0.0031 0.2967 0.0103 0.3461 0.0025
HC 40/42 0.2387 0.1380 −0.0479 0.7694 0.3008 0.0529 0.3381 0.0285
HAB 65/66 0.4634 <0.001 0.5289 <0.001 0.3378 0.0055 0.3090 0.0116
MLAB 43/50 −0.0107 0.9460 −0.2985 0.0518 0.2122 0.1390 0.4018 0.0038
FM HAB 44/45 0.4086 0.0059 0.5579 <0.001 0.3069 0.0403 0.3359 0.0241
FM MLAB 24/29 0.0636 0.7678 −0.2039 0.3392 0.1394 0.4707 0.3303 0.0801
HC HAB 21/21 0.5618 0.0080 0.5215 0.0153 0.3355 0.1371 0.1886 0.4129
HC MLAB 19/21 −0.1053 0.6680 −0.5035 0.0280 0.2706 0.2355 0.4518 0.0398

Correlations, significant at the conventional P < 0.05, are presented in bold.

FM, fibromyalgia; HAB, high affinity binders; HC, healthy controls; MLAB, mixed/low affinity binders; rACC, rostral anterior cingulate cortex; Absolute, absolute compound concentrations; Relative, relative compound concentrations.