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Tortuous Straight P Valuea Total length of venules (mean) (SD) (mm)c 156.87 (53.18) 111.41 (50.11) <.001b No. of venules (mean) (SD) 18.09 (5.87) 13.11 (5.34) <.001b Average length of venules (mean) (SD) (mm) 8.64 (0.87) 8.30 (1.42) .07
↵a P values based on paired t tests comparing tortuous and straight venule characteristics.
↵b Significant.
↵c Venule lengths: for each participant, venules were traced in 4-cm2 ROIs (1 in each hemisphere), their length was measured by 3 raters, and median length was computed for each vessel. Venules are characterized as straight or tortuous. The total straight and tortuous venular length in millimeters is calculated for each participant.