I. Chapitre and . .. Résultats,

, 23 III-1-a. Description de la sous-population (n = 68)

, Description de la population totale (n = 117)

. Iii-3, Analyses univariée et multivariée de la sous-population (n = 68)

, Analyses univariée et multivariée de la population totale (n = 117)

, Analyse multivariée et création d'une valeur seuil

, 33 IV-1. Résumé des principaux résultats et confrontation avec la littérature

, IV-1-b. Variables de scanner

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