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. 2022 Sep 25;4(1):vdac153. doi: 10.1093/noajnl/vdac153

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Figure 2. — Solid tumor connectivity profile. (A) Seed-to-voxel analysis revealed significant glioma BOLD signal synchronization (ie, functional connectivity, FC) with bifrontal regions and occipital cortices in newly diagnosed patients (P < .05; n = 18), roughly overlapping with the known resting-state networks such as the FPCN, VAN and VS. (B) Seed-to-voxel analysis performed on patients at recurrence (n = 36) revealed significant FC between the tumor mass and bilateral fronto-parietal regions (P < .05), resembling the VAN and DAN RSNs. DAN, dorsal attention network; FPCN, fronto-parietal control network; VAN, ventral attention network; VS, visual network.