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- Fig 1.
Visual summary of the statistical map in which the local volumetric reduction presented statistically significant differences between boys with and without ADHD: left parietal lobe (A), right prefrontal lobe (B), right medial temporal lobe (C), right basal ganglia (especially right putamen) (D).
- Fig 2.
Visual summary of the statistical map in which the local volumetric enlargement presented statistically significant differences between boys with and without ADHD: right occipital lobe (A), left posterior lateral ventricle (B).
Tables
Summary of the clusters with significant group differences, obtained by voxel-wise statistical analysis of the Jacobian maps of ADHD brains and healthy control brains
Volume Change Cluster Talairach Coordinates (x, y, z) Voxel Numbers Reduction Left parietal lobe −32, −61, 41 360 Right prefrontal 48, 20, 31 407 Right medial temporal 59, −52, 13 280 Right basal ganglia 21, 1, 11 255 Enlargement Right occipital lobe 20, −86, 29 196 Left posterior lateral ventricle −23, −40, 15 302 Note:—ADHD indicates attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. Coordinates in Talairach stereotaxic space correspond to local maxima; x, distance (mm) to right (+) or left (−) of the midsagittal line; y, distance anterior (+) or posterior (−) to vertical plane through the anterior commissure; and z, distance above (+) or below (−) the intercommissural (AC-PC) line.
