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Fig. 6 —Linear regression plot shows mean image quality scores over
all segments per patient (y-axis) against heart rate variability
during CT (x-axis). Curves represent 95% CIs. Linear regression
indicates no significant degradation of image quality with increasing heart
rate variability (Pearson's correlation, r = 0.21; p =
0.059, not significant).
