Table 1.
Composition of the different groups and etiology of liver disease.
Table 2.
Performance in neuropsychological tests and results of biochemical determinations.
Fig 1.
Localization of gray matter atrophy between groups including gender as nuisance covariate.
All results were assessed at p<0.05 FWE cluster-corrected for the multiple comparisons in a combination with a threshold of p<0.001 at the uncorrected voxel level. HC, Healthy Controls; nMHE, patients without Minimal Hepatic Encephalopathy; MHE, patients with Minimal Hepatic Encephalopathy; GM, Gray Matter. Images are in neurological convention.
Table 3.
Areas showing significant gray matter (GM) volume differences between groups including gender as nuisance covariate.
Table 4.
Correlations between GM volume and cognitive and biochemical variables.
Fig 2.
Differences among groups in the resting-state functional connectivity (rs-FC) networks including gender as a nuisance variable.
All results were assessed at p<0.05 FWE cluster-corrected for the multiple comparisons in a combination with a threshold of p<0.001 at the uncorrected voxel level. HC, Healthy Controls; nMHE, patients without Minimal Hepatic Encephalopathy; MHE, patients with Minimal Hepatic Encephalopathy; DMN, Default Mode Network; LFPN, Left Fronto Parietal Network; DAN, Dorsal Attentional Network; SN, Salience Network; BGN, Basal Ganglia Network. Images are in neurological convention.
Table 5.
Differences among groups in the resting-state functional connectivity (rs-FC) networks including gender as a nuisance variable.
Table 6.
Correlations among resting-state functional connectivity (rs-FC) networks and cognitive and biochemical variables.