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. 2020 Sep 15;27(2):163–173. doi: 10.1111/cns.13451

TABLE 3.

Peak coordinate regions showing fALFF differences in aMCI group compared to HC with MNI coordinates

Brain region (AAL) Cluster size Peak MNI coordinates (mm) BA T value
X Y Z
Norm1(0.01‐0.08 Hz)
Vermis_4_5 342 0 ‐54 ‐18 / ‐4.4951
Pallidum_L 212 ‐12 3 3 / ‐4.7802
Lingual_R 245 21 ‐87 ‐3 18 4.3368
Occipital_Mid_L 340 ‐39 ‐75 6 19 4.024
Slow4(0.027‐0.073 Hz)
Cerebellum_4_5_L 473 ‐3 ‐48 ‐6 30 ‐4.3086
Cuneus_R 568 21 ‐78 45 7 5.2694
Slow5(0.01‐0.027 Hz)
Frontal_Sup_Medial_L 167 ‐9 36 33 32 4.601
Precentral_L 210 ‐48 0 51 6 ‐4.366

The resultant T‐maps were thresholded with voxelP < .05, cluster P < .05 (Gaussian random field theory (GRF) correction for multiple comparisons.

Abbreviations: AAL, anatomical automatic labeling; aMCI, amnestic mild cognitive impairment; BA, Brodmann area; Cerebellum_4_5_L, left cerebellum lobules IV‐V; Cuneus_R, right cuneus; fALFF, fractional amplitude of low‐frequency fluctuations; Frontal_Sup_Medial_L, left medial superior frontal gyrus; HC, healthy control; Lingual_R, right lingual gyrus; MNI, Montreal Neurologic Institute; Occipital_Mid_L, left middle occipital gyrus; Pallidum_L, left lenticular nucleus, pallidum; Precentral_L, left precentral gyrus; Vermis_4_5, vermis IV‐V.