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. 2020 Nov 15;11(11):501–513. doi: 10.4239/wjd.v11.i11.501

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Mean regional homogeneity values of altered brain regions in the diabetic vitreous hemorrhage group. Compared with the healthy controls, the regional homogeneity values of the following regions were increased to various extents: 1- cerebellum posterior lobe, bilateral (-, t = 5.9833); 2- superior/middle occipital gyrus, right (Brodmann area [BA] 19, t = 4.8595); and 3- superior frontal gyrus, bilateral (BA6, t = 5.0841), whereas the ReHo values of the following regions were decreased: 4- insula, right (BA47, t = -4.1671); 5- medial frontal gyrus, bilateral (BA10, t = -5.0857); and 6- middle frontal gyrus, right (BA9, t = -4.2382). The sizes of the spots denote the degree of quantitative changes. ReHo: Regional homogeneity.