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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Mar 16.
Published in final edited form as: J Neuropsychiatry Clin Neurosci. 2020 Jun 5;32(4):370–375. doi: 10.1176/appi.neuropsych.19070165

Table 3.

Significant clusters with reduced cholinergic binding in dementia with Lewy bodies (DLB) compared to normal elderly

Clustera (voxels) p-valueb Peak MNI Coordinates z-value t-value Peak Voxel locationc Predominant Network Hubd
X Y Z
2172 p<0.001 −28 −18 18 4.84 6.18 Left Hippocampus peak with cluster extending into LGN Spatial Navigation & Visual Attention networks
6116 p<0.001 −58 −6
−4 6.24 9.482 Left BA22 peak with cluster extending into insula Cingulo-opercular & Saliency networks
7726 p<0.001 52 4 34 5.50 7.566 Right BA6 peak with cluster extending into insula Cingulo-opercular & Saliency networks
274 p<0.001 −4 32 −8 3.90 4.642 Left BA32 (Anterior cingulum) Cingulo-opercular network
213 p<0.001 19 2 18 3.91 4.684 Right Caudate with cluster extending into fornix Spatial Navigation network
a

Significant cluster extending to key areas.

b

Corrected peak-wise false discovery rate (FDR).

c

brain region with peak t-values and the extending key regions for that cluster.

d

Key large scale neural network hubs that overlap with the significant clusters.

BA: Brodmann area; LGN: Lateral geniculate nucleus; MNI: Montreal Neurological Institute.