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Size and Shape of the Corpus Callosum in Adult Niemann-Pick Type C Reflects State and Trait Illness Variables

M. Walterfang, M. Fahey, L. Abel, M. Fietz, A. Wood, E. Bowman, D. Reutens and D. Velakoulis
American Journal of Neuroradiology August 2011, 32 (7) 1340-1346; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3174/ajnr.A2490
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    Extraction of the corpus callosum from midsagittal image. Top shows midsagittal callosal image, middle shows binarized callosal image, and bottom shows midspline traversing callosum between 2 end points and callosal thicknesses orthogonal to equidistant points along the midspline.

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    Callosal metrics. Top left, total callosal area; top right, length of callosal midspline; bottom left, 39 individual thickness measures perpendicular to midcallosal spline; bottom right, callosal bending angle.

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    Boxplots (with quartiles) showing between-group comparisons of main callosal metrics: total area (top left), mean width (top right), total length (bottom left), and bending angle (bottom right).

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    Mean callosal thickness in patients with NPC and controls. Genu thickness (left) and splenium thickness (right).

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    Significance map showing regions of change across the callosum. Genu (left) and splenium (right).

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    Correlations between callosal area with duration of symptoms (left) and symptom score (right).

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    Clinical, biochemical, and ocular-motor variables for the NPC patient group

    Demographic VariablesIllness VariablesBiochemical VariablesOcular-Motor Variables
    PatientAge (yr)GenderAge at Onset (yr)Duration (yr)Illness ScaleFilipin (%)Cholesterol Esterification (pmol/hr/mg)Vmax (°/s)Reflexive Gainα (ms/°)β (ms)Antisaccade Errors (%)Self-Paced Saccades (30 s)
    149M472520NA5380.9851.05315.6466.6759
    223M17613752.2NANANANANANA
    333F2949251.54560.7851.6714.475343
    432F2667605.34110.7971.38321.037565
    543F4126152.33550.8952.23315.1860.572
    620M19159025220.9621.63915.465364
    732M25711702.93210.7351.59629.379236
    831M191215950.31250.5178.8172.7710026
    918M1447701.44950.9091.53816.129397
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    Demographic and callosal variables across control and NPC patient groups

    NPCControlsVariableP
    Age (yr, mean ± SD)31.22 ± 10.1730.24 ± 9.78t = 0.252.805
    Gender (M/F)6/317/9χ2 = 0.040.841
    Total callosal area (mm2)572.19 ± 67.33702.74 ± 90.22t = −3.96<.0001
    Bending angle (radians)1.66 ± 0.131.69 ± 0.10t = −0.75.472
    Total callosal length (mm)97.80 ± 7.7298.18 ± 5.29t = −0.16.894
    Mean callosal width (mm)6.19 ± 1.017.49 ± 0.79t = −3.96<.0001
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