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- Figure 1 Gray matter (GM) volume increase in the left visual cortex in visual snow syndrome
Left primary visual cortex increases in GM volume in patients with VSS with respect to controls (x = −2, y = −98, z = 3; k = 594; p = 0.007 uncorrected, p = 0.06 family-wise error). Results are from whole-brain analysis; GM volume differences between groups are outlined over T1 images. Bar represents T values.
- Figure 2 Changes in cerebellar gray matter (GM) volume in visual snow syndrome (VSS)
(A) Area of cerebellar gray matter volume increase in patients with VSS (x = −12, y = −62, z = −23; k = 25; p = 0.02 family-wise error). GM volume differences between groups are outlined over parcellated cerebellar T1 images. Bar represents T values. (B) Cerebellar flatmap of plotted T values from patients with VSS with respect to controls (obtained from SUIT within SPM12), with labels for anatomical regions. Bar represents T values.
- Figure 3 Summary of cortical volumetric changes in patients with visual snow syndrome, as shown by voxel-based morphometry
Render illustration of the 3 brain regions of increased gray matter volume in patients with visual snow syndrome with respect to healthy controls. Left V1 cluster is illustrated in green; left V5 cluster in blue; left cerebellum cluster in red. For statistical values of each area, see the text. Image was created in MRICroGL and superimposed on standard brain template.
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