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. 2024 Mar 4;18:1361320. doi: 10.3389/fnins.2024.1361320

Table 2.

Brain regions with significant differences in amplitude of low frequency fluctuations between patients with Crohn’s disease and healthy controls.

Regions BA Hem MNI peak coordinate Voxel size T value
X Y Z
CD-A > HCs - - - - - - -
Frontal Pole 10 L −15 69 6 594 4.621
Supramarginal Gyrus 48 R 59 −23 26 56 4.877
Angular Gyrus 22 L −63 −57 21 45 4.432
CD-A < HCs - - - - - - -
Cingulate Gyrus 24 R 6 24 24 103 −4.387
Intracalcarine Cortex 17 R 15 −69 12 69 −4.278
CD-R > HCs - - - - - - -
Frontal Pole 9 L 12 54 37 188 3.842
Supramarginal Gyrus 2 R 66 −24 30 56 3.682
CD-R < HCs - - - - - - -
Cingulate Gyrus 24 R 3 7 33 165 −4.279
Parahippocampal Gyrus 28 R 24 −6 −39 40 −4.077
CD-A < CD-R - - - - - - -
Lingual Gyrus 19 R 21 −63 −12 52 −3.203
Precuneous Cortex 19 R 3 −81 42 32 −3.025
Occipital Fusiform Gyrus 19 L −33 −69 −18 27 −3.260

The results employed gender, age intracranial volume and FD Jenkinson as covariates. The statistical threshold was set at voxel p < 0.001, cluster p < 0.01, and two-tailed (GRF correction). CD-A refers to Crohn’s disease patients in activity. CD-A refers to patients with Crohn’s disease in activity. CD-R refers to patients with Crohn’s disease in remission. HCs refer to Healthy controls. GMV, gray matter volume; Hem, hemisphere; BA, Brodmann area; L, left; R, right.