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Altered White Matter Integrity in Adolescents with Prelingual Deafness: A High-Resolution Tract-Based Spatial Statistics Imaging Study

W. Miao, J. Li, M. Tang, J. Xian, W. Li, Z. Liu, S. Liu, B.A. Sabel, Z. Wang and H. He
American Journal of Neuroradiology June 2013, 34 (6) 1264-1270; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3174/ajnr.A3370
W. Miao
aFrom the State Key Laboratory of Management and Control for Complex Systems (W.M., W.L., B.A.S., H.H.)
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J. Li
cDepartment of Radiology (J.L., J.X., Z.L., Z.W.)
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bNational Lab of Pattern Recognition (M.T.), Institute of Automation, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China
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cDepartment of Radiology (J.L., J.X., Z.L., Z.W.)
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dBeijing Institute of Otolaryngology (S.L.), Beijing Tongren Hospital, Capital Medical University, Beijing, China
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eOtto-von-Guericke University of Magdeburg, Medical Faculty, Institute of Medical Psychology (B.A.S.), Magdeburg, Germany.
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    A, The identified FA skeleton clusters at P < .05 (corrected for multiple comparisons) were filled (by use of tbss_fill script implemented in FSL) to make the presentation easy to follow. Changes can be found in different brain areas. The background image is the standard MNI_T1_1-mm template and the FA skeleton (green). Red-yellow voxels represent regions in which FA was significantly decreased in prelingually deaf children relative to healthy control children. Axial sections from Z = −14 to 32 in the MNI coordinate are shown. B, 3D view of the identified FA skeleton clusters (X = 90; Y = 103; and Z = 76).

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    White matter structures showing significantly increased RD in prelingually deaf children (corrected for multiple comparisons; P < .05), filled by use of the tbss_fill script of FSL to aid visualization. The background image is the standard MNI_T1_1-mm template and the FA skeleton (green). Red-yellow voxels represent regions in which RD was increased significantly in prelingually deaf children relative to healthy control children. Axial sections from Z = −14 to 32 in the MNI coordinate are shown.

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    Significant correlation between duration of sign language use and RD of the right STG, r = −0.518; P = .040.

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    Demographic data of children with prelingual deafness

    Patient NoAge (y)SexHearing Loss (dB)Use of CSLUse of HACause of Deafness
    Start Age (y)Duration (y)Start Age (y)Duration (y)
    113F96.585671
    216M1186106101
    318M1006126121
    416M107.56102142
    515F107.51051051
    613F107.5943102
    710M10557572
    814F1103111.512.52
    916F110610791
    1017F98.598982
    1113M118.56.56.5582
    1217M1036112152
    1314F112.5771.512.51
    1412M103.5842.59.52
    1514F119863112
    1615M104.51053121
    • CSL indicates Chinese Sign Language; F, female; HA, hearing aid; M, male; 1, congenital cause of deafness; 2, deafness caused by exposure to ototoxic medication.

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    Demographic data of control children

    Control NoSexAge (y)
    1M13
    2M16
    3F16
    4M16
    5M16
    6M16
    7F10
    8F11
    9F18
    10F13
    11M11
    12F16
    13M17
    14F16
    15F16
    16M15
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    Table 3:

    Skeleton clusters showing significantly decreased FA at P < .05

    Cluster IndexVoxelsP ValueMNI Coordinates (mm)Anatomic Region
    XYZ
    1619.027−5−2723Corpus callosum
    2617.02852−7−6R STG, R HG, R PP
    373.030−47−23−1L STG, L HG, L PP
    436.03036−14−13R external capsule
    524.03020−20−6R thalamus
    • L indicates left; MNI, Montreal Neurological Institute; PP, planum polare; R, right.

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    Skeleton clusters showing significantly increased RD at P < .05

    Cluster IndexVoxelsP ValueMNI Coordinates (mm)Anatomic Region
    XYZ
    126270.0415311660R STG, R HG, R PP
    222130.041959995Corpus callosum
    3340.042134−10376L STG, L HG, L PP
    • R indicates right; L, left; PP, planum polare.

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    Correlation between biographic data and DTI metrics

    MetricsAreatP value
    Sign languageFAL HG0.61.55
    R HG1.17.26
    L STG1.25.23
    R STG1.72.11
    RDL HG−1.11.29
    R HG−1.03.32
    L STG0.04.97
    R STG−2.26.04*
    Hearing aidsFAL HG1.25.23
    R HG0.03.98
    L STG0.83.42
    R STG1.44.17
    RDL HG−0.03.98
    R HG0.97.35
    L STG0.81.43
    R STG−0.68.51
    • L indicates left; R, right.

    • ↵* indicates statistically significant.

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Altered White Matter Integrity in Adolescents with Prelingual Deafness: A High-Resolution Tract-Based Spatial Statistics Imaging Study
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American Journal of Neuroradiology Jun 2013, 34 (6) 1264-1270; DOI: 10.3174/ajnr.A3370
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