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- fig 1.
A–C, A, Proton density–weighted section from a subject with extensive WMSH; B, corresponding segmentation section showing different tissue classes (WMSH in black); C, color-coded map of MTR of WMSH (green corresponds to lowest MTR and yellow to highest MTR, shown in the color bar); and D, a sample of periventricular WMSH (black line, defined as those pixels representing the overlap between WMSH and a two-pixel region grown of ventricular space but excluding all partial volumed pixels (see Methods for details)
- fig 2.
MTR of periventricular and nonperiventricular WMSH for control subjects and patients with SIVD. Values are mean ± 1 SD; P values are before correction of the percentage of WMSH
- fig 3.
The effect of group and percentage of WMSH on the MTR of periventricular WMSH. Control subjects indicated by filled circles, SIVD patients by open circles.
- fig 4.
Plot showing no correlation between lesion size and MTR of that lesion for either control subjects or patients with SIVD. Control subjects indicated by filled circles, SIVD patients by open circles.
Tables
TABLE 1:Demographic data for healthy control subjects and subjects with subcortical ischemic vascular dementia (SIVD)
- TABLE 2:
Magnetization transfer ratio (MTR) of various tissue classes in healthy control subjects and subjects with subcortical ischemic vascular dementia (SIVD)
- TABLE 3:
Tissue contribution in healthy control subjects and subjects with subcortical ischemic vascular dementia (SIVD)
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