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TABLE 3: 
TABLE 3: ADC changes of subcortical low-intensity lesions in 55 patients
ADC (10−3 mm2/s) of Subcortical White Matter
SCLI (+) (n = 14)SCLI (−) (n = 41)
Lesion0.68 ± 0.10*0.72 ± 0.05
Contralateral0.75 ± 0.080.73 ± 0.05
Decrease (%)†9.3 ± 11.40.59 ± 7.59
P value<.00001>.05
  • Note.—SCLI (+) and SCLI (−) indicate patients with and those without, respectively, subcortical low intensity.
  • * ADC of subcortical low-intensity lesion was significantly lower than that of contralateral subcortical white matter (Student t test).
  • † Percentage decrease in signal intensity of the lesion to the corresponding area in the contralateral hemisphere.