of borderline significancep = 0.077
Lower levels of In in men were of borderline significance (0.064 μg/L (0.044–0.074) vs. 0.73 μg/L (0.062–0.082), p = 0.077).
Lower levels of In in men were of borderline significance (0.064 μg/L (0.044–0.074) vs. 0.73 μg/L (0.062–0.082), p = 0.077).
Despite there being an overall trend of patients’ improvement regarding changes in the neurological assessment, only parkinsonism reached statistical significance, with the four patients who had it no longer presenting with it after LT ( p = 0.046).
Patients also tended to improve in neuropsychological assessments after LT, but again, the difference did not reach statistical significance.