OSA CPAP - Sydney

For the OSA longitudinal, the MNI with repeated measures was the "best" analysis. This is also the most logical one - scales for head size. The corrections in order were

clusterm

clustere

tfce

The simple 2-group did nothing, it needed the repeated measures analysis (i.e., including a subject variable). And only the right side showed effects.

Sydney

ID389, Z:\Analysis\Sets\Luke\OSA\

UCLA

baseline, 6 months, 12 months

Set folder: U:\OSASydney2013set

All control, 3 x OSA: ID143

Baseline control and OSA with follow-up: ID248

All OSA, 15 at each time-point; ID209

Repeated measures, MNI, clusterm seem to give reasonable results

Contrasts ("stats")

Right

Left

Female OSA, each time-point: ID212

Male OSA, each time-point: ID213