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. 2019 Jan 14;21:101661. doi: 10.1016/j.nicl.2019.101661

Table 4.

Significant interaction between disease status and the five specific frequency bands on ReHo (flexible factorial design, 2 × 5).

Brain regions BA Peak t-scores MNI coordinates
Cluster size (voxels)
x y z
Association between the frequency band (slow-2 to slow-6) and disease on KCC-ReHo
Right CPL 28.262 3 −36 −60 650
Brainstem/midbrain 42.788 9 −15 −33 489
Left BG 29.448 12 14 −12 611
Right IPL/angular cortex 40,39,19 29.801 54 −51 21 729
Bilateral mPFC/ACC 10,32 23.818 −30 48 12 1711
Bilatral cuneus 17,18 20.795 9 −90 6 176
Bilatertal precuneus/PCC 7,31,40 46.157 0 −48 33 2576



Association between the frequency band (slow-2 to slow-6) and disease on KCC-ReHo
Right CPL 26.177 15 −42 −42 685
Left insula/BG 20 31.569 −15 21 15 1460
Right inferior temporal gyrus 20,21 25.218 51 −12 −27 303
Right insula/BG 13 33.908 21 21 6 1083
Bilateral precuneus/PCC 7,31,40 42.280 0 −63 21 1815
Left IPL/angular cortex 39,19 21.651 −57 −51 12 529
Right IPL/angular cortex 39,40,19 26.486 51 −57 21 375

Note:The F-test was statistically significant for an interaction between the ReHos of the five specific frequency bands (slow-2 to slow-6) and disease status. The T-test was statistically significant for particular analyses of interaction. All clusters were analyzed using a two-tailed test with a voxel-level threshold of P<.01, GRF correction, and cluster-level of P<.05.