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Figure <t>1.</t> <t>Voxel-based</t> <t>morphometry</t> analysis shows intragroup differences in gray matter (GM) volume with significant changes after sub- cortical cerebral infarction. Voxel statistical maps showing brain regions (A) with significant changes in the volume of GM for the onset vs comparison during week 4 (decreased volumes: cerebellum, ipsilesional frontal-temporal lobes, [white outlined arrow]) and (B) with significant changes in the volume of GM for the onset vs week comparison during week 12 (increased volumes: contralateral basal ganglia [white arrow]; decreased volumes: ipsilesional parietal lobe and cerebellum, [white outlined arrow]). Color bar indicates z values: warm colors (red end of the spectrum) represent greater GM volumes than at stroke onset; cool colors (blue end of the spectrum) represent lesser GM volumes than at stroke onset (uncorrected P<0.001; cluster threshold=100 voxels). CL indicates contralesional hemisphere; and IL, ipsilesional hemisphere.
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Figure <t>1.</t> <t>Voxel-based</t> <t>morphometry</t> analysis shows intragroup differences in gray matter (GM) volume with significant changes after sub- cortical cerebral infarction. Voxel statistical maps showing brain regions (A) with significant changes in the volume of GM for the onset vs comparison during week 4 (decreased volumes: cerebellum, ipsilesional frontal-temporal lobes, [white outlined arrow]) and (B) with significant changes in the volume of GM for the onset vs week comparison during week 12 (increased volumes: contralateral basal ganglia [white arrow]; decreased volumes: ipsilesional parietal lobe and cerebellum, [white outlined arrow]). Color bar indicates z values: warm colors (red end of the spectrum) represent greater GM volumes than at stroke onset; cool colors (blue end of the spectrum) represent lesser GM volumes than at stroke onset (uncorrected P<0.001; cluster threshold=100 voxels). CL indicates contralesional hemisphere; and IL, ipsilesional hemisphere.
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Figure <t>1.</t> <t>Voxel-based</t> <t>morphometry</t> analysis shows intragroup differences in gray matter (GM) volume with significant changes after sub- cortical cerebral infarction. Voxel statistical maps showing brain regions (A) with significant changes in the volume of GM for the onset vs comparison during week 4 (decreased volumes: cerebellum, ipsilesional frontal-temporal lobes, [white outlined arrow]) and (B) with significant changes in the volume of GM for the onset vs week comparison during week 12 (increased volumes: contralateral basal ganglia [white arrow]; decreased volumes: ipsilesional parietal lobe and cerebellum, [white outlined arrow]). Color bar indicates z values: warm colors (red end of the spectrum) represent greater GM volumes than at stroke onset; cool colors (blue end of the spectrum) represent lesser GM volumes than at stroke onset (uncorrected P<0.001; cluster threshold=100 voxels). CL indicates contralesional hemisphere; and IL, ipsilesional hemisphere.
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Figure 1. Voxel-based morphometry analysis shows intragroup differences in gray matter (GM) volume with significant changes after sub- cortical cerebral infarction. Voxel statistical maps showing brain regions (A) with significant changes in the volume of GM for the onset vs comparison during week 4 (decreased volumes: cerebellum, ipsilesional frontal-temporal lobes, [white outlined arrow]) and (B) with significant changes in the volume of GM for the onset vs week comparison during week 12 (increased volumes: contralateral basal ganglia [white arrow]; decreased volumes: ipsilesional parietal lobe and cerebellum, [white outlined arrow]). Color bar indicates z values: warm colors (red end of the spectrum) represent greater GM volumes than at stroke onset; cool colors (blue end of the spectrum) represent lesser GM volumes than at stroke onset (uncorrected P<0.001; cluster threshold=100 voxels). CL indicates contralesional hemisphere; and IL, ipsilesional hemisphere.

Journal: Stroke

Article Title: Longitudinal Cortical Volume Changes Correlate With Motor Recovery in Patients After Acute Local Subcortical Infarction

doi: 10.1161/strokeaha.113.000971

Figure Lengend Snippet: Figure 1. Voxel-based morphometry analysis shows intragroup differences in gray matter (GM) volume with significant changes after sub- cortical cerebral infarction. Voxel statistical maps showing brain regions (A) with significant changes in the volume of GM for the onset vs comparison during week 4 (decreased volumes: cerebellum, ipsilesional frontal-temporal lobes, [white outlined arrow]) and (B) with significant changes in the volume of GM for the onset vs week comparison during week 12 (increased volumes: contralateral basal ganglia [white arrow]; decreased volumes: ipsilesional parietal lobe and cerebellum, [white outlined arrow]). Color bar indicates z values: warm colors (red end of the spectrum) represent greater GM volumes than at stroke onset; cool colors (blue end of the spectrum) represent lesser GM volumes than at stroke onset (uncorrected P<0.001; cluster threshold=100 voxels). CL indicates contralesional hemisphere; and IL, ipsilesional hemisphere.

Article Snippet: The structural T1-weighted images data were processed with VBM toolbox (VBM8.0; http://dbm.neuro.uni-jena.de/vbm/) for the Statistical Parametric Mapping 8 software package (http://www.fil. ion.ucl.ac.uk/spm)11,12 running on Matlab R2010 (MathWorks).

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