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. 2021 Nov 9;107(4):1040–1052. doi: 10.1210/clinem/dgab808

Table 5.

Volumes of amygdalae and hippocampi in premenopausal women with newly diagnosed Graves disease and matched controls

A, Comparison of patients at inclusion and patients at 15 mo in euthyroidism
Mean ± SD non–ICV-normalized volume, mm3
Patients at inclusion (N = 47c) Patients at 15 mo
(N = 47c)
Difference in mean, mm3 P a
Left amygdala 1123.1 ± 154.9 1201.7 ± 141.8 –78.6 3.0e-4
Right amygdala 997.1 ± 160.7 1094.7 ± 137.9 –97.6 1.7e-6
Left hippocampus 1682.1 ± 191.1 1761.6 ± 189.8 –79.5 1.3e-4
Right hippocampus 1797.5 ± 220.6 1885.5 ± 199.4 –88.0 1.2e-5
B, Comparison of patients at 15 mo and controls at inclusion
Mean ± SD ICV-normalized volume, mm 3
Patients at 15 mo
(N = 48)
Controls at inclusion (N = 56) Difference in mean, mm 3 P b
Left amygdala 1207.1 ± 132.2 1266.5 ± 140.3 –59.4 .029
Right amygdala 1099.9 ± 126.5 1146.1 ± 114.9 –46.2 .054
Left hippocampus 1766.2 ± 179.5 1759.9 ± 177.2 6.3 .858
Right hippocampus 1892.6 ± 173.5 1889.6 ± 176.8 3.0 .932

Segmentation was performed with the MAPER (multiatlas propagation with enhanced registration) automatic method. Owing to dropouts, 48 patients were included. Nonintracranial volume (ICV)-normalized volumes were used for longitudinal comparisons in patients, and ICV-normalized volumes were used for comparisons between patients and controls. P values less than .05 are shown in bold.

a Paired t test.

b Unpaired t test.

c Only 47 of the 48 patients remaining at 15 months had a magnetic resonance scan at baseline.