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. 2013 Apr;3(2):177–189. doi: 10.1089/brain.2012.0125

Table 1.

Lobe-Wise Connection Strength Changes Between Awake Resting and Sedation

 
 
Awake
Sedation
 
 
Lobe–lobe interactions Mean SD Mean SD t p-Value
Frontal– Frontal 0.2865 0.1499 0.2644 0.1417 −1.5882 0.1130
  Parietal 0.2532 0.1276 0.2308 0.1072 −1.5107 0.1321
  Occipital 0.1466 0.0320 0.1157 0.0215 −3.3109 0.0020
  Temporal 0.2155 0.1157 0.2044 0.1025 −0.8595 0.3908
  Subcortical 0.1999 0.0922 0.1707 0.0662 −2.2568 0.0254
Parietal– Parietal 0.3455 0.1729 0.3326 0.1712 −0.3703 0.7120
  Occipital 0.1808 0.0368 0.1924 0.0720 0.8950 0.3738
  Temporal 0.1818 0.0727 0.1776 0.0815 −0.2332 0.8163
  Subcortical 0.1399 0.0393 0.1349 0.0320 −0.2948 0.7717
Occipital– Occipital 0.3867 0.1593 0.4153 0.2115 0.9929 0.3222
  Temporal 0.1880 0.0756 0.1697 0.0624 −1.1587 0.2501
  Subcortical 0.1305 0.0180 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
Temporal– Temporal 0.2713 0.1373 0.2736 0.1326 0.1136 0.9097
  Subcortical 0.1734 0.0587 0.1420 0.0297 −3.0746 0.0028
Subcortical– Subcortical 0.3835 0.1213 0.3178 0.1444 −1.8415 0.0710

Differences evaluated with two-group t-test on significant positive connections in the group mean connectivity matrices. Bold values: significant at p<0.05. Underscored bold values: significant at false discovery rate–corrected p<0.05. There were no significant occipital–subcortical connections during sedation. N.A., not applicable; SD, standard deviation.