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Comparison of the white gray sign with other signs of the central sulcus^{^a}
Hemispheres White Gray Bracket Thickness Omega T
Rater 1 51 45 11 (<.001)^{^b} 23 (<.001)^{^b} 37 (.022) 38 (.092)
35 normal 34 9 (<.001)^{^b} 15 (<.001)^{^b} 26 28
16 abnormal 11 2 (.004)^{^b} 8 (.375) 11 10
Rater 2 51 51 38 (<.001)^{^b} 49 (.500) 42 (.004)^{^b} 27 (<.001)^{^b}
35 normal 35 28 (.016)^{^b} 35 28 (.016)^{^b} 20 (<.001)^{^b}
16 abnormal 16 10 (.031) 14 14 (.500) 7 (<.004)^{^b}
↵a Proportion of cases where each sign was reported, each compared with the white gray sign within rater. For the comparison of both hemispheres, a Bonferroni-adjusted P value of <.0125 was statistically significant correcting for the 4 signs evaluated. For the post-hoc separate evaluation of normal and abnormal hemispheres, the corrected threshold is P < .025.
↵b Statistically significant.