Cold colors represent increased cortical thinning in the first group compared to the second group, warm colors represent increased cortical thinning in the second group compared to the first group. Results corrected with the cluster-wise threshold (p < .05). HC, healthy controls; PD-MCI, Parkinson’s disease with mild cognitive impairment; PD-non-MCI, Parkinson’s disease without mild cognitive impairment.</p
<p>Statistical maps showing significant differences between AD patients and controls. Areas with clu...
<p>Significant cortical thickness differences were found between aMCI and NC two years after the bas...
<p>Statistical effects are color-encoded as in <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1...
Cold colors represent increased cortical thinning in the first group compared to the second group, w...
<p>The colorized areas indicated the brain regions with significantly reduced cortical thickness in ...
<p>Images show clusters of lower (blue clusters) cortical thickness values controlling for age. Clus...
<p>Significant and FDR corrected (p<0.05) differences in cortical thickness between groups are displ...
Vertex-wise correlation between the rate of change of cortical thickness and the change in Montreal ...
<p>(A) The red color indicates severe differences between groups in cortical thickness. The PD-punde...
Vertex-wise group differences in the rate of change of cortical thickness in the replication analysi...
Vertex-wise correlation between the rate of change of cortical thickness and the change in Montreal ...
<p>Images show clusters of lower (blue clusters) cortical thickness values related to age. Clusters ...
<p>Statistical maps showing significant difference between DLB patients and controls (panel A) and b...
<p>Red areas show areas of decreased cortical thickness, and blue areas regions with increased corti...
<p>Top row: L lateral and L medial, Second row: R lateral and R medial, Third row: anterior and post...
<p>Statistical maps showing significant differences between AD patients and controls. Areas with clu...
<p>Significant cortical thickness differences were found between aMCI and NC two years after the bas...
<p>Statistical effects are color-encoded as in <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1...
Cold colors represent increased cortical thinning in the first group compared to the second group, w...
<p>The colorized areas indicated the brain regions with significantly reduced cortical thickness in ...
<p>Images show clusters of lower (blue clusters) cortical thickness values controlling for age. Clus...
<p>Significant and FDR corrected (p<0.05) differences in cortical thickness between groups are displ...
Vertex-wise correlation between the rate of change of cortical thickness and the change in Montreal ...
<p>(A) The red color indicates severe differences between groups in cortical thickness. The PD-punde...
Vertex-wise group differences in the rate of change of cortical thickness in the replication analysi...
Vertex-wise correlation between the rate of change of cortical thickness and the change in Montreal ...
<p>Images show clusters of lower (blue clusters) cortical thickness values related to age. Clusters ...
<p>Statistical maps showing significant difference between DLB patients and controls (panel A) and b...
<p>Red areas show areas of decreased cortical thickness, and blue areas regions with increased corti...
<p>Top row: L lateral and L medial, Second row: R lateral and R medial, Third row: anterior and post...
<p>Statistical maps showing significant differences between AD patients and controls. Areas with clu...
<p>Significant cortical thickness differences were found between aMCI and NC two years after the bas...
<p>Statistical effects are color-encoded as in <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1...