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. 2023 May 10;14:1152332. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2023.1152332

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Correlations between the variance of dFC of the left Stha and clinical and neuropsychological variables in the patients. (A) The variance of dFC between the left Stha and right inferior temporal gyrus/fusiform was positively correlated with the CTQ score in the patients. (B) The CCA revealed a significant positive correlation between the first pair of CCA modes derived separately from all altered dFC of the left Stha (U₁), and clinical and neuropsychological variables (V₁) in the patients. Stha, sensory thalamus; dFC, dynamic functional connectivity; and CTQ, childhood trauma questionnaire.