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When comparing booster strategies, the homologous BNT/BNT/BNT group showed a trend toward higher frequencies of Spike-specific memory B cells (both IgG + and IgM + subsets) than the heterologous group, although likely due to limited sample size these differences were not statistically significant.
Whilst no significant differences were detected between the patients and controls, a measure of peak disease severity (maximum C-reactive protein assay value recorded during hospital admission) was correlated with myo -inositol concentration (a marker of glial activation) and showed a trend towards association with concentrations of choline-containing compounds (a potential marker of inflammation) in the brainstem.
Moreover, while the nonperfusion group showed a trend toward higher proportions of severe stenosis and occlusion, the overall carotid stenosis distributions between the two chronic CRAO subtypes were not statistically different (delayed perfusion vs. nonperfusion, p = 0.392), suggesting that both persistent ischemia groups share comparable underlying advanced vascular disease burden.