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Table 3 Comparison between adolescents with conduct disorder, with and without ADHD, and control adolescents regarding left hemispheric cortical thickness (mm)

From: Volumetric brain abnormalities in adolescents with conduct disorder with and without attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder: a case control study

Area

Control (n = 20)

CD only (n = 13)

ADHD + CD (n = 14)

F

p value

Mean

SD

Mean

SD

Mean

SD

Frontal pole

3.129a

0.387

2.587b

0.556

2.731a, b

0.537

5.7

0.007

Superior frontal

2.980a

0.229

2.701b

0.147

2.839a, b

0.200

7.7

0.001

Rostral middle frontal

2.541a

0.278

2.127b

0.109

2.344c

0.199

14.1

0.000

Caudal middle frontal

2.674

0.241

2.516

0.207

2.702

0.100

3.5

0.04

Lateral orbitofrontal

2.920a

0.188

2.338b

0.146

2.437b

0.162

57.3

≤ 0.001

Medial orbitofrontal

2.694a

0.227

2.195b

0.110

2.166b

0.245

35.2

≤ 0.001

Anterior cingulate

2.777a

0.373

2.450a, b

0.471

2.269b

0.391

6.8

0.003

Posterior cingulate

2.823a

0.232

2.300b

0.237

2.384b

0.286

21.4

≤ 0.001

Precentral

2.705a

0.179

2.370b

0.149

2.598a

0.117

18.6

≤ 0.001

Insula

3.232a

0.255

2.954b

0.287

2.939b

0.188

7.8

0.001

Post central

2.201a

0.147

1.960b

0.194

2.046b

0.153

9.3

≤ 0.001

Precuneus

2.678a

0.206

2.270b

0.158

2.315b

0.147

27.2

≤ 0.001

Superior temporal

2.945a

0.221

2.598b

0.096

2.786c

0.113

17.5

≤ 0.001

Lateral occipital

2.267a

0.169

1.874b

0.094

2.073c

0.217

21.5

≤ 0.001

Mean left hemispheric

2.669a

0.144

2.348b

0.075

2.513c

0.095

31.3

≤ 0.001

  1. Comparisons were done using ANOVA test for all variables (p values ≤ 0.05)
  2. Different superscripts mean significant difference between groups after Bonferroni correction.