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. 2019 Jul 19;10:759. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2019.00759

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Copyright © 2019 Wang, Yao, Yu, Xiao, Fan, Lin, Zhu, Tian and Shi.

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Detailed display of the correlations between neuropsychological scores and regional nodal efficiency and network parameters in patients with cerebral infarction. (A) MMSE was significantly correlated with nodal efficiency in DCG.R, PCUN.R, PCG.R and Lp. (B) RAVLT-B showed a significant negative correlation with Lp. (C) DST showed a significant positive correlation with nodal efficiency in DCG.L. (D) CDT scores were positively correlated with the nodal efficiency of DCG.R and PCG.R. (E) TMT-A showed a significant negative correlation with nodal efficiency in DCG.R, PCG.R, and PCUN.R. (F) VFT showed a significant correlation with Eloc, Lp and Eglob. For the abbreviations of nodes and neuropsychological scores, see Tables 1, 3.