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- Fig 1.
A, Regions of interest were placed in the spectroscopic matrix on T2-weighted images (2720/126; 256 × 256 matrix; field of view, 230 × 230 mm; section thickness, 6 mm) in the tumor center (TC), the border of the tumor (TB), the normal-appearing white matter adjacent to the tumor (TNWM), and in the white matter of the contralateral hemisphere (NWMC).
B, After reslicing and coregristration with the T2-weighted images, the ROIs were transferred to the FA maps (4900/90 ms; 256 × 256 matrix; field of view, 230 × 230 mm; section thickness, 3 mm; b values, 0, 1500 seconds/mm2; EPI factor, 36).
- Fig 2.
Median FA values and NAA ratios in the different volumes of interest in the patients.
- Fig 3.
Box plot of the N-acetylaspartate/creatine ratios in patients and the control group.
- Fig 4.
Box plot of the N-acetylaspartate/choline ratios in patients and the control group.
- Fig 5.
Box plot of the FA values in patients and the control group.
- Fig 6.
Correlation of median FA values and NAA ratios in the different volumes of interest.
- Fig 7.
Distribution of individual FA values of the patients in relation to the corresponding NAA ratios.
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