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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Depress Anxiety. 2017 Mar 29;34(5):427–436. doi: 10.1002/da.22613

Figure 5. Relationships between PTSD symptoms and neuropsychological performance and functional connectivity with the rostral ACC and medial PFC regions of interest.

Figure 5

(A) Worse PTSD symptoms related to decreased functional connectivity between the medial PFC ROI and a cluster within the right anterior lateral PFC (BA 10; 640 mm3; x,y,z = 31,56,9; t = −2.539), as well as between the rostral ACC ROI and a similar right anterior lateral frontal cluster (BA 10; 320 mm3; x,y,z = 27,57,11; t = −3.71). (B) Worse neuropsychological performance related to reduced functional connectivity between the medial PFC ROI and bilateral inferior frontal gyrus (left BA 47; 1728 mm3; x,y,z = −47,18,−7; t = −2.67; right BA 47; 1280 mm3; x,y,z = 35,19,−10; t = −2.83) and other regions not pictured (e.g., insula, temporal lobe, and cerebellum) as well as reduced functional connectivity between the rostral ACC ROI and left inferior frontal gyrus (BA 47; 1216 mm3; x,y,z = −46,19,8; t = −2.540).