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TABLE 1: 
Overall transverse ADC, longitudinal ADC and anisotropy indices for PF and GL-PF specimens
PFGL and PFP Value
tADC (10−4 mm2/s) mean ± standard error1.081 ± 0.0411.090 ± 0.038P = .889
lADC (10−4 mm2/s) mean ± standard error8.205 ± 0.1859.458 ± 0.169P < .0001
AI = (tADC/lADC)0.132 ± 0.0040.116 ± 0.004P = .010
  • Note.—lADC of white matter in GL-PF fixed spinal cords is significantly elevated, and the AI is significantly decreased, as compared with specimens fixed with PF only. Significant results (P < .05) are italicized.