Figure 4From: Ex vivo 1H nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy reveals systematic alterations in cerebral metabolites as the key pathogenetic mechanism of bilirubin encephalopathyChanges in the percentage metabolite concentrations (% of controls) in the hippocampus (A, B), occipital cortex (C, D), and cerebellum (E, F) at 0.5 hr (blank), 4 hr (slashes) and 24 hr (gray). Significant differences were assigned as follows: single asterisk p < 0.05; double asterisks p < 0.01.Back to article page