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. 2023 Feb 6;13:43. doi: 10.1038/s41398-023-02312-w

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Fig. 5 — a ∆FNC between cerebellum and MOG is associated with E_brain and cognitive side-effects. b Subjects with large E_brain tend to have increased cerebellum-MOG FNC. c Increased cerebellum-MOG FNC results in a decrease of DKEFS Verbal Fluency - Letter Fluency. d ∆FNC between cerebellum and PCC is associated with E_brain and cognitive side-effects. e Subjects with large E_brain tend to have decreased cerebellum-PCC FNC. f Decreased cerebellum-PCC FNC results in a decrease of DKEFS Verbal Fluency - Letter Fluency. E_brain the 90^th percentile of electric field magnitude in the brain, FNC functional network connectivity, ECT electroconvulsive therapy, MOG middle occipital gyrus, DKEFS Delis Kaplan Executive Function System, PCC posterior cingulate cortex.