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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Alzheimers Dis. 2022;85(4):1689–1700. doi: 10.3233/JAD-215292

Table 2.

Positive associations between rCMglc and semantic fluency in overall group (N= 416)

Index Brain Regions BA Coordinates (mm)
Extent Voxels (N) T value Z score p (uncorrected)
X Y Z
Total Score Bilateral caudate, angular gyrus, PCC, precuneus –/39/23/7 10 12 6 1598890 5.82 5.70 < 0.001
L middle frontal gyrus 8 −26 28 40 24627 4.71 4.65 < 0.001
R middle frontal gyrus 8 24 32 40 25010 4.48 4.43 < 0.001
L insula 13 −39 14 3 3553 4.07 4.02 < 0.001
L transverse temporal gyrus 41 −45 −24 14 2204 3.86 3.82 < 0.001
L anterior cingulate 32 −5 42 11 3029 3.42 3.40 < 0.001
R insula 13 39 16 5 1826 3.41 3.38 < 0.001
Mean cluster size No regions
Switching Bilateral caudate, L thalamus −11 15 5 15940 5.06 4.98 < 0.001
L inferior parietal lobule 40 −37 −51 22 7144 4.44 4.39 < 0.001
R middle frontal gyrus 8 23 30 40 1209 3.76 3.73 < 0.001
L cingulate gyrus 31 −1 −42 32 1932 3.62 3.59 < 0.001
R supramarginal gyrus, angular gyrus 40/39 46 −43 33 2224 3.55 3.52 < 0.001
L insula 13 −40 14 3 1753 3.55 3.52 < 0.001
L middle frontal gyrus 8 −22 27 36 1286 3.51 3.48 < 0.001
L middle temporal gyrus 20 −56 −37 −9 1281 3.44 3.41 < 0.001
Hard switching No regions
Cluster switching R caudate 12 15 5 2563 4.25 4.20 < 0.001
L caudate −12 7 13 2408 4.08 4.04 < 0.001

SPM12 analysis of covariance output for all patients with age, education, and sex as covariates; BA, Brodmann areas; L, left hemisphere; R, right hemisphere; PCC, posterior cingulate cortex.