Table 2.
Comparisons of gray matter (GM) and ALFF between frontal patients and CN subjects.
Brain region | Peak MNI coordinate | Peak T-value | Cluster size (mm3) | ||
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x | y | z | |||
GM | |||||
(1) CN vs. FronL | |||||
No | |||||
(2) CN vs. FronR | |||||
L Superior parietal gyrus | −24 | −63 | 69 | −5.996 | 837 |
ALFF | |||||
(1) CN vs. FronL | |||||
R Superior medial frontal gyrus | 12 | 51 | 33 | 4.2527 | 891 |
R Superior parietal gyrus | 18 | −81 | 51 | −6.493 | 4,914 |
(2) CN vs. FronR | |||||
L Superior parietal gyrus | −18 | −84 | 48 | −6.54 | 8,046 |
CN, controls; FrontL, patients with left frontal glioma; FrontR, patients with right frontal glioma; GM, gray matter; ALFF, amplitude of low frequency fluctuation; L, left; R, right. All results were thresholded at a voxel-wise P < 0.05 (threshold-free cluster enhancement family-wise error, TFCE FWE corrected) and cluster size >30 voxels.