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TABLE 3: 
TABLE 3: Statistical analysis of differences in 〈D〉 and FA values in nine patients with high-grade glioma
ComparisonPatients with a Statistically Significant Difference*
〈D〉 ValueFA
Edematous brain versus enhancing tumor margin1–91, 4–9
Ipsilateral white matter versus enhancing tumor margin1, 2, 4–91, 2, 4–9
Ipsilateral white matter versus edematous brain1, 2, 4–91, 2, 4–9
  • Note.—In patient 3, T2-weighted EP images depicted abnormal signal intensity throughout the ipsilateral and contralateral centrum semiovale. In patient 9, T2-weighted EP images depicted abnormal signal intensity throughout ipsilateral centrum semiovale. Data in the contralateral centrum semiovale were used in this analysis.
  • * P < .05, post hoc Scheffé test.