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. 2023 Jan 5;14:939155. doi: 10.3389/fnagi.2022.939155

Table 2.

Association between CSF NfL levels (independent variable) with brain volumes and WMH´-s on MRI and cognitive and motor results (dependent variables).

Pearson correlation coefficient (r), p-value Age adjusted linear regression Standardized β, p-value Cohen’s f2 (age adjusted)
Cerebral grey matter volumes −0.57 (<0.001*) −0.487 (0.003*) 0.52
Cerebral cortex volume −0.56 (<0.001*) −0.480 (0.003*) 0.50
Hippocampus volume −0.49 (0.003*) −0.393 (0.021*) 0.41
WMH total volume 0.28 (0.105) 0.208 (0.552) 0.03
Timed up and go time 0.53 (0.001*) 0.437 (0.013*) 0.55
Gait speed, m/s −0.45 (0.007*) −0.358 (0.031) 0.29
Single-leg stance, sec −0.28 (0.102) −0.101 (0.591) 0.36
Global cognition −0.40 (0.016*) −0.311 (0.061) 0.23
Executive function −0.40 (0.017*) −0.318 (0.052) 0.21
Processing speed −0.39 (0.022*) −0.302 (0.066) 0.19
Memory −0.46 (0.005*) −0.348 (0.057) 0.49

WMH, white matter hyperintensities.

*Denotes significance using a false discovery rate of 0.05.