1naresh
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22q11DS PNC P Value Pineal cyst 2.58% 2.43% .6213 Other cyst 0% 1.36% .9855 Cavum septum pellucidum 18.96% 1.14% <.0001 Vascular abnormalities 8.62% 2.57% .0173 White matter 11.53% 0.56% <.0001 Subcortical 3.45% 0.06% .0960 Cerebellar 0% 2.36% .9860 All incidental 46.55% 10.72%a <.0001
Note:—VCFS indicates velocardiofacial syndrome.
↵a Previously reported as 10.57%, with WM and subcortical abnormalities included in the current analyses.