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Table 2:

Mean and standard deviation of the four imaging variables, classified into improvement per symptom

Not ImprovedImproved
Gaitn = 4n = 19
    Ventricular volume ratio0.11 (±0.01)0.11 (±0.03)
    Brain volume ratio0.76 (±0.02)0.77 (±0.03)
    Pericerebral CSF volume ratio0.13 (±0.02)0.13 (±0.02)
    Ratio between ventricular and pericerebral CSF volume0.85 (±0.14)0.85 (±0.28)
Cognitionn = 10n = 9
    Ventricular volume ratio0.10 (±0.03)0.11 (±0.02)
    Brain volume ratio0.77 (±0.03)0.76 (±0.02)
    Pericerebral CSF volume ratio0.13 (±0.02)0.12 (±0.02)
    Ratio between ventricular and pericerebral CSF volume0.81 (±0.28)0.96 (±0.22)
Bladder functionn = 4n = 19
    Ventricular volume ratio0.11 (±0.03)0.10 (±0.02)
    Brain volume ratio0.76 (±0.03)0.78 (±0.02)
    Pericerebral CSF volume ratio0.13 (±0.02)0.12 (±0.01)
    Ratio between ventricular and pericerebral CSF volume0.84 (±0.29)0.91 (±0.25)
  • Note:—Ventricular volume, brain volume, and pericerebral CSF volume were converted into ratios from total intracranial volume to normalize for head size.