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. 2022 Jul 19;33(6):3181–3192. doi: 10.1093/cercor/bhac268

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Fig. 5 — Participants in the HAND group exhibited stronger alpha oscillations compared to those in the ADS group during visuospatial processing. Whole-brain group comparison maps for alpha activity are shown in the middle, with violin plots for the peak group difference voxel in each significant cluster shown in the flanking panels. Group differences (P < 0.001, corrected) were found in the bilateral IPC (top and bottom left), right STS (top right), right IFG (right middle), right MTG (left middle), and left medial prefrontal cortices (MPC; bottom right). Residuals of amplitude values controlling for age are presented on either side near the corresponding brain slices and labeled.