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. 2021 May 6;23(5):e24526. doi: 10.2196/24526

Table 6.

Functional visual network connectivity related to improved Rey-Osterrieth Complex Figure Test copy task scores after virtual reality cognitive training.

Seed and connected regions (voxels) Clusters

Voxel (2×2×2) MNIa coordinates (x, y, z)b FDRc–corrected P valued
Visual lateral, Re 291 –06, +40, +42 .003

Paracingulate gyrus, Lf 118


Paracingulate gyrus, R 68


Frontal pole, L 41


Superior frontal gyrus, L 29


Anterior cingulate gyrus 7


Frontal pole, R 1


White matter 27

Visual medial 719 and 401 +16, +20, +16 and –22, +22, +16 <.001 and <.001

Insular cortex, R 71


Frontal pole, R 48


Frontal operculum cortex, R 25


Caudate, R 24


Caudate, L 3


Putamen, R 2


White matter 546


Insular cortex, L 2


White matter 399

Visual lateral, L N/Ag N/A N/A
Visual occipital N/A N/A N/A

aMNI: Montreal Neurological Institute.

bCoordinates indicate the representative coverage region with maximum power among all connected regions.

cFalse-discovery Rate.

dGroup-level analyses between the VR and control groups were performed using a general linear model with Rey-Osterrieth Complex Figure Test copy task improvement as an explanatory variable and the post-pre training z transformation value as a dependent variable after adjusting for age, years of education, sex, Clinical Dementia Rating-Sum of Boxes, depressive symptoms, and pharmacotherapy.

eR: right side.

fL: left side.

gN/A: not applicable.