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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Feb 15.
Published in final edited form as: J Parkinsons Dis. 2015 Nov 21;5(4):971–981. doi: 10.3233/JPD-150652

Table 3.

Significant correlations between regional frontostriatal and medial temporal lobe volumes and episodic verbal memory performance in the Parkinson’s group

Regions Learning Long Delay
Free Recall
Long Delay
Cued
Recall
Recognition
Memory
Hits
Recognition
Memory
False Positives
Frontostriatal System
  R Pars triangularis 0.33a 0.35a
Medial Temporal System
  R Entorhinal 0.39a
  R Parahippocampus 0.44b 0.34a 0.33a 0.33a
  R Hippocampus 0.37b 0.39b −0.40b
  L Temporal Pole 0.36a

Only memory indices that exhibited significant correlations with brain volumes are displayed. Pearson correlation coefficients are reported, except for recognition memory hits and false positives, which are Spearman correlation coefficients. R = right hemisphere; L = left hemisphere.

a

p≤0.01;

b

p≤0.005.