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A Transverse and Longitudinal MR Imaging Voxel-Based Morphometry Study in Patients with Primary Cervical Dystonia

P. Pantano, P. Totaro, G. Fabbrini, E. Raz, G.M. Contessa, F. Tona, C. Colosimo and A. Berardelli
American Journal of Neuroradiology January 2011, 32 (1) 81-84; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3174/ajnr.A2242
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    Images demonstrating focal decrease in GM volume between 19 patients with CD and 28 healthy controls. Clusters of decreased GM volume (in yellow) are overlapped with the T1-weighted mean image. Four axial sections passing at MNI z-coordinates of −6, 12, 34, 42 are shown. Clusters significant at P < .05 (2-sample t test; FDR corrected) are observed in the left caudate head and putamen and in the premotor and primary sensory motor cortices bilaterally. Images are displayed according to neurologic convention.

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    Images demonstrating longitudinal changes in GM volume in 12 patients with CD during 5 years of follow-up. Clusters of decreased GM volume (in yellow) are overlapped with the T1-weighted mean image. Two axial sections passing at MNI z-coordinates of 70 and 76 are shown. Clusters significant at P < .05 (paired t test, FDR corrected) are observed in the left primary sensory motor cortex. Images are displayed according to neurologic convention.

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