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Resolution: standard / high Figure 7.
Effects on cross-correlation of randomly permuting microdialysis (MD) data per patient. Cross-correlations of the lactate:glucose (LG) ratio (lines) vs. intracranial pressure
(ICP) and cerebral perfusion pressure (CPP) are shown as in Figures 5 and 6 shifted
(lag hours) from -35 to + 35 hours around MD sample time. In addition, the analyses
are performed with randomly permuted (scrambled) MD data per subject (dots), including
a Monte Carlo-derived confidence interval (0.95). The correlations are little affected
by scrambling subject MD hours in relation to their own ICP and/or CPP. The correlations
above (ICP) and below (CPP) that of the per-subject scrambled data represent the added
information in excess of a subject's LG ratio mean. A control randomly permuting data
from all patients shows zero correlation as expected.
Nelson et al. BMC Medicine 2011 9:21 doi:10.1186/1741-7015-9-21 |