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Table 1.

Demographic, lifestyle, and clinical characteristics of WHIMS-MRI women by treatment assignment.

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Fig 1.

3D surface renderings (upper six images) and representative slices (lower six images) of the ODVBA results on GM volumes comparisons of HT groups < Placebo.

Green indicates the detected significant regions with FWE corrected p < 0.05; regions of hot colors indicate the trends (uncorrected p < 0.05) towards significance characterized by the–log (p) values shown in the colorbar.

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Table 2.

The results of GM volume comparisons of HT groups < Placebo. N denotes the number of significant voxels in each anatomical region. t denotes the t value calculated.

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Fig 2.

3D surface renderings (upper six images) and representative slices (lower six images) of the ODVBA results on GM volume comparisons of HT groups > Placebo.

Regions of hot colors indicate trends (uncorrected p < 0.05) towards significance characterized by the–log (p) values shown in the colorbar.

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Fig 3.

Representative slices of the ODVBA results on WM volume comparisons of (A) HT groups < Placebo, and (B) HT groups > Placebo. Regions of hot colors indicate trends (uncorrected p < 0.05) towards significance characterized by the–log (p) values shown in the colorbar.

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Fig 4.

Representative slices of the results of CEE-Alone vs Placebo (light blue) and CEE+MPA vs Placebo (green) on the one standard template.

The detected regions are with threshold of uncorrected p < 0.05. Red represents the overlap of results between the two methods.

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