showed a trendP = 0.12
However, the RIS patients who were classified as RISK+ showed a trend toward a lower absolute concentration of NAA than both the RISK– subgroup (–3.69%) ( P = 0.12) and healthy controls (–3.35%) ( P = 0.15).
However, the RIS patients who were classified as RISK+ showed a trend toward a lower absolute concentration of NAA than both the RISK– subgroup (–3.69%) ( P = 0.12) and healthy controls (–3.35%) ( P = 0.15).