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Pulsatility in PXE Age and Sex-Adjusted (n = 50) Multivariable-Adjusted (n = 50) MR imaging volumes (β [95% CI]) GM (mL) 3.8 [–73.9–81.6] 7.4 [–71.4–86.1] WM (mL) 22.7 [–55.8–101.3] 23.1 [–57.0–103.2] CSF (mL) 68.6 [–115.5–252.7] 45.6 [–131.8–223.0] Cortical thickness (µm) 29.5 [–145.0–204.1] 31.9 [–146.0–209.7] WML (mL) 26.5 [11.6–41.3]c 25.9 [10.8–40.9]c Brain infarctions (RR [95%CI]) Lacunar infarctions 1.7 [0.1–23.6] 1.8 [0.1–25.0] All infarctions 2.3 [0.2–1.2] 2.5 [0.2–33.6]
a For pulsatility, MR imaging volumes and infarctions are adjusted for age and sex (model 1) and age, sex, and hypertension (model 2). P < .05 was statistically significant.
b P < .05.
c P < .01.