Table 2. Brain regions exhibiting significant differences in ReHo values between CD patients and HCs.

Regions	Hem	BA	MNI			t value	Voxels
			X	Y	Z
CD < HC
Insula	L	48	−35	−30	21	−4.77	72
MCC	L	23	−2	−22	46	−3.91	19
	R	23	1	−18	49	−3.25	11
PCC	L	23	−1	−31	37	−3.21	12
Thalamus	L	—	−18	−16	9	−3.77	37
	R	—	12	−16	12	−3.78	42
Amygdala	R	36	33	1	−20	−3.41	5
SMA	L	6/8	−2	6	57	−3.47	34
	R	6	2	4	60	−3.23	29
Inferior frontal cortex	L	48	−37	15	23	−3.33	25
Superior temporal cortex	R	41	37	−30	11	−3.60	15
Hippocampal cortex	L	27	−22	−39	3	−3.22	4
Postcentral gyrus	L	48	−59	−12	21	−3.39	26
Lingual gyrus	L	18	−19	−76	−3	−3.54	52
	R	18	12	−71	−3	−3.14	27
Cerebellum	L	—	−1	−52	−45	−3.44	27
	R	—	2	−52	−45	−3.31	21
PAG	—	—	−6	−24	−7	−3.89	13
Brainstem	—	—	3	−35	−40	−3.09	28
CD > HC
ACC	L	11	−3	33	−3	3.19	11
	R	24	2	30	14	3.32	14
Middle frontal cortex	L	46	−41	50	18	3.28	20
	R	46	36	44	29	3.13	12
Superior frontal medial cortex	L	10	−3	64	24	3.16	45
	R	10	2	60	24	3.19	69
Superior parietal cortex	L	7	−18	−63	57	3.02	17
Precuneus	L	7	−1	−73	49	3.14	15
	R	7	2	−72	48	4.12	30
Angular gyrus	R	39	55	−63	29	3.26	26
Middle occipital cortex	L	19	−34	−81	40	3.87	15

P < 0.05, false discovery rate corrected for multiple comparisons.

ACC, anterior cingulate cortex; BA, Brodmann area; Hem, hemisphere; L, left; MCC, middle cingulate cortex; MNI, Montreal Neurologic Institute; PAG, periaqueductal gray; PCC, posterior cingulate cortex; R, right; SMA, supplementary motor area.