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MR Imaging-Based Volumetry in Patients with Early-Treated Phenylketonuria

Nadine H. Pfaendner, Gitta Reuner, Joachim Pietz, Gregor Jost, Dietz Rating, Vincent A. Magnotta, Alexander Mohr, Bodo Kress, Klaus Sartor and Stefan Hähnel
American Journal of Neuroradiology August 2005, 26 (7) 1681-1685;
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    Bar graph shows relative volume differences of several brain structures and relative difference of two-dimensional extension of the corpus callosum (call) in phenylketonuria versus the normal group. Pons and hippocampus (hippo) are the most severely affected structures. cbr = cerebrum.

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    Clinical and laboratory data of patients with PKU

    Mean ± SDMinimumMaximum
    IQ107.5 ± 18.764148.0
    IQperf106.9 ± 17.776149.0
    IQverb103.2 ± 16.156134.0
    Phecurr1276.5 ± 490205.72601.5
    Phe5308.6 ± 102.2181.5570.5
    Phe12399.3 ± 163.3208.12686.1
    • Note.—All volumes are given in mL. Phecurr, Phe5, and Phe12 are given in μmol/L. SD signifies standard deviation.

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    TABLE 2:

    Volumetric data of the analyzed brain structures and two-dimensional extension of the corpus callosum, PKU vs control group

    NormalPKUP Value
    Mean value ± SDMean value ± SD
    brain1674.2 ± 99.71460.32 ± 179.72<.001
    cbr1101.1 ± 95.5960.64 ± 117.45<.001
    cbl140.3 ± 11.3132.30 ± 9.35ns
    pons34.9 ± 6.929.27 ± 6.38<.005
    call6.31 ± 0.745.70 ± 0.71<.005
    hippo6.13 ± 1.435.24 ± 0.80<.001
    caud7.42 ± 0.857.32 ± 1.01ns
    lent9.96 ± 0.799.90 ± 0.70ns
    thal11.75 ± 0.6712.10 ± 0.88ns
    ventr12.50 ± 2.1513.71 ± 1.75<.005
    • Note.—All volumes are given in mL; call is given in cm2; ns, no significance. Abbreviations identified in “Volumetric measurements” section.

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Nadine H. Pfaendner, Gitta Reuner, Joachim Pietz, Gregor Jost, Dietz Rating, Vincent A. Magnotta, Alexander Mohr, Bodo Kress, Klaus Sartor, Stefan Hähnel
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