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. 2019 Oct 24;24:102010. doi: 10.1016/j.nicl.2019.102010

Table 4.

Overview of resting-state network functional connectivity changes compared to controls and within patients in relation to language task performance over time.

Network +/- Altered functional connectivity T, p-FDR
Pre (vs. controls)
Language Middle temporal gyrus L → superior temporal/inferior parietal L −2.70, 0.046
Sensorimotor Cerebellum 4/5/6 + vermis B → pre/post central gyrus L 2.83, 0.032
vDMN Middle frontal gyrus L → parahippocampal gyrus L −2.99, 0.038
Visual Thalamus L → middle/superior occipital gyrus R 2.48, 0.048
Post (vs. controls)
dDMN Inferior parietal (angular) gyrus R → superior frontal gyrus R 2.86, 0.037
Inferior parietal (angular) gyrus L ←→ middle cingulated gyrus −2.88, 0.047
Salience Insula R → Insula L −2.73, 0.043
Post Salience Posterior insula L → superior parietal gyrus/precuneus R 3.38, 0.015
Pre and Post (vs. controls)
Visuospatial Inferior parietal gyrus R → inferior parietal gyrus L 3.16, 0.025
Improved task performance (within patients)
vDMN Posterior cingulate cortex ←→ middle/superior frontal gyrus R 3.51, 0.013
dDMN Anterior cingulate cortex / medial prefrontal gyrus L → hippocampus L −3.51, 0.011
Visuospatial Inferior temporal gyrus L → inferior parietal gyrus L 3.13, 0.038
Inferior temporal gyrus L → cerebellum 7b/8 R 2.82, 0.041

Pre = pre-surgery, post = post-surgery,= increased and= decreased functional resting-state connectivity compared to controls or within patients, R = right, L = left, B = bilateral. Corrected at FDR-seed level, two-sided, p<0.05.