TABLE 2.

Cerebellar functional connectivity differences across the participants.

Cluster location	Peak (MNI)			Number of voxels	T value
	x	y	z
Seed: left crus I
G1 vs G0
Left superior mPFC	−9	57	−3	29	2.6298
G1 vs HC
Bilateral precuneus	9	−72	27	137	3.4230
Right inferior parietal lobule	42	−60	42	68	2.9813
Left superior temporal gyrus	−36	15	−27	39	−4.5190
Left middle temporal gyrus	−51	−27	−6	42	−3.1027
Left inferior temporal gyrus	−51	−9	−30	40	−3.1181
Right middle temporal gyrus	45	−3	−27	49	−3.1517
Seed: right crus I
G1 vs G0
Left superior mPFC	−12	54	−3	40	2.6852
Right posterior cingulate cortex/precuneus	9	−51	6	59	2.8385
Right precuneus	39	21	−30	46	−2.8312
G1 vs HC
Right cerebellum crus II	30	−84	−42	26	3.5445
Right middle temporal gyrus/inferior temporal gyrus	51	6	−24	141	−2.9582
Bilateral mPFC/anterior cingulate cortex	12	45	−9	136	−2.9683
Seed: lobule IX
G1 vs G0
Left superior mPFC	−21	60	3	81	3.4249
Left superior frontal gyrus/middle frontal gyrus	−21	21	51	153	3.4111
Right superior frontal gyrus/middle frontal gyrus	33	24	42	89	3.3205
Left angular gyrus	−45	−69	36	139	2.9175
Right angular gyrus	51	−69	45	42	2.5483
Left precuneus	−6	−72	48	26	2.7776
Right cerebellum crus I/II	39	−81	−39	83	3.8131
G1 vs HC
Right middle frontal gyrus	36	27	48	48	3.1125
Right precuneus	9	−69	24	28	3.0119

G1, MDD patients with gastrointestinal symptoms; G0, MDD patients without gastrointestinal symptoms; HC, healthy controls; MNI, Montreal Neurological Institute; mPFC, medial prefrontal cortex.