The Segmental Morphometric Properties of the Horse Cervical Spinal Cord: A Study of Cadaver
Table 3
Relationships among microscopic measurements of the cervical spinal cords ().
Length
Diameter
Area
Volume
TD
VD
TDCC
VDCC
GS
WM
GM
CC
Total
WM
GM
CC
0.892***
−0.649***
−0.467**
0.003
0.279
−0.533***
−0.405**
−0.784***
0.643***
0.680***
0.702***
0.088
Volume
GM
0.312
0.195
0.141
−0.146
−0.251
0.660***
0.691***
0.348*
−0.419**
0.617***
0.573***
WM
0.911***
−0.431**
−0.128
−0.032
0.251
0.067
0.234
−0.506**
0.006
0.998***
Total
0.895***
−0.400*
−0.114
−0.04
0.224
0.108
0.271
−0.462**
−0.022
CC
0.265
−0.585***
−0.535***
0.028
0.262
−0.697***
−0.678***
−0.541***
Area
GM
−0.747***
0.656***
0.312
−0.097
−0.409**
0.751***
0.603***
WM
−0.164
0.28
0.278
−0.054
−0.069
0.980***
GS
−0.324*
0.397*
0.309
−0.069
−0.16
VDCC
0.264
−0.545***
−0.115
−0.01
Diameter
TDCC
−0.029
−0.132
−0.346*
VD
−0.265
0.589***
TD
−0.535***
Transverse (TD) and vertical (VD) diameters of the segments, transverse (TDCC) and vertical (VDCC) diameters of central canal, gross section (GS), white matter (WM), grey matter (GM), and central canal (CC) area, spinal cord segments (total), and white matter (WM), grey matter (GM), and central canal (CC) volumes. Pearson’s coefficient: , , and .
