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- Fig 1.
Color-coded SPMt maps superimposed on a high-spatial-resolution T1-weighted image showing relative cortical activations during a simple motor task with the dominant, functionally normal right hand in patients with clinically isolated syndromes suggestive of MS that did not evolve to definite MS compared with those who did (random effect analysis, between-group comparison, corrected P value < .05).
A, Ipsilateral paracentral lobule.
B, Contralateral primary somatomotor cortex and supplementary motor area.
C, Ipsilateral cerebellar hemisphere.
- Fig 2.
Color-coded SPMt maps superimposed on a high-spatial-resolution T1-weighted image showing relative cortical activations during a simple motor task with the dominant, functionally normal right hand in patients with clinically isolated syndromes that evolved to MS as compared with those who did not (random effect analysis, between-group comparison, corrected P value < .05).
A, Ipsilateral infraparietal sulcus.
B, Bilateral superior frontal sulcus.
C, Ipsilateral superior frontal gyrus and middle frontal gyrus and contralateral infraparietal sulcus.
D, Ipsilateral superior temporal gyrus.
