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MR Imaging Volumetry of Subcortical Structures and Cerebellar Hemispheres in Normal Persons

C. Ákos Szabó, Jack L. Lancaster, Jinhu Xiong, Christopher Cook and Peter Fox
American Journal of Neuroradiology April 2003, 24 (4) 644-647;
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    Inter-rater, inter-trial correlations

    ThalamusCaudate HeadCerebellum
    VolumeR/L VRVolumeR/L VRVolumeR/L VR
    Investigator 158501.0333140.98737200.98
    Investigator 259501.0432181.00749600.98
    Statistical analysesP < 0.001*P < 0.05†P < 0.001*P < 0.05†P < 0.0001*P < 0.05†
    (r = 0.81)(r = 0.82)(r = 0.97)
    • Note.—R/L VR indicates right-to-left volume ratio. Mean volumes are expressed as mm3.

    • * Pearson correlation tests.

    • † Two-tailed t tests.

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    Standardized volumes and ratios of the caudate head, thalamus, hippocampus, amygdala, and cerebellum

    ParticipantsAge (yr)Caudate Head VolumesThalamic VolumesHippocampal Volumes (14)Amygdalar Volumes (14)Cerebellar Volumes (n = 30)
    RightLeftR/LRightLeftR/LRightLeftR/LRightLeftR/LRightLeftR/L
    All (n = 34)28 (5)3170 (398)3277 (250)0.97 (0.08)6193 (507)6187 (534)1.00 (0.05)2986 (402)2922 (409)1.02 (0.06)1608 (150)1530 (170)1.06 (0.07)69768 (8934)70614 (8763)0.99 (0.03)
    Women (n = 19)27 (5)3329 (435)3375 (432)0.99 (0.05)6334 (746)6405 (716)0.99 (0.07)3102 (443)3008 (457)1.03 (0.06)1650 (148)1586 (193)1.04 (0.07)70300 (5969)71550 (5792)0.98 (0.03)
    Men (n = 15)28 (5)3148 (393)3257 (218)0.96 (0.08)6126 (553)6155 (529)1.00 (0.06)2838 (294)2813 (320)1.01 (0.05)1555 (140)1459 (164)1.07 (0.07)68619 (9404)69486 (9224)0.99 (0.02)
    • Note.—R/L indicates right-to-left volume ratio. Numbers and volumes are expressed as mm3. SD are shown in parentheses.

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