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. 2014 Jan 3;9(1):e84705. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0084705

Table 2. Brain regions exhibiting decreased and increased regional homogeneity among three groups.

Brain region Brodmann area Cluster size MNI T value
x y z
PDD<nD-PD
Left lingual gyrus 18 95 −18 −79 −13 −3.98
Left amygdala 34 105 −20 −4 −15 −3.81
Right lingual gyrus 18 89 13 −87 −7 −3.44
PDD>nD-PD
Left middle frontal gyrus 46 98 −36 19 39 4.44
Right inferior frontal gyrus 45 101 49 25 5 3.52
PDD<NC
Left hippocampus 20 107 −32 −20 −13 −5.01
Left pallidum 103 −23 −1 0 −4.26
Left insula 48 108 −37 −14 12 −3.87
Right precental gyrus 6 111 51 5 45 −3.81
Right pallidum 111 19 6 0 −3.63
Right fusiform gyrus 37 97 26 −63 −11 −3.61
Left precental gyrus 6 107 −48 −5 46 −3.54
PDD>NC
Right inferior frontal gyrus 45 98 53 21 2 4.20
Right cerebellum 109 37 −50 −45 3.09
nD-PD >NC
left cerebellum 90 −19 −50 −55 3.66
Right cerebellum 91 20 −49 −55 3.53
Right superior frontal gyrus 8 115 10 27 54 3.38

NC: normal controls, PDD: Parkinson’s disease patients with depression, nD-PD: non-depressed Parkinson’s disease patients. A>B: Compared with B group, A group showed increased ReHo values. A<B: Compared with B group, A group showed decreased ReHo values (P<0.05, AlphaSim corrected).