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Table 2 Brain regions showing significant differences in ReHo or fALFF and significantly different FCs between healthy controls and alcohol-dependent patients

From: Data-driven study on resting-state functional magnetic resonance imaging during early abstinence of alcohol dependence in male patients and its predictive value for relapse

 

Brain regions

Hemisphere

Voxels

X

Y

Z

T

ReHo

Postcentral

Left

407

− 48

−21

57

− 6.538

Precentral

Left

67

−43

−19

60

−4.424

Postcentral

Right

149

48

−15

36

−5.247

Precentral

Right

66

49

−14

48

−3.479

fALFF

Postcentral

Left

68

−51

−12

33

−4.469

Precentral

Right

47

44

−11

46

−3.937

Postcentral

Right

86

51

−18

36

−4.838

Fusiform

Right

28

26

−42

−15

−4.800

FCs of the left Precentral (seed) with

Lingual

Right

270

18

−45

−3

−6.524

middle Cingulum

Left

80

−9

−15

42

−3.597

Insula

Left

75

−36

−12

12

−6.382

FCs of the right Precentral (seed) with

Lingual

Right

130

12

−42

−6

−5.442

Insula

Right

48

36

−9

12

−5.310

superior Temporal

Left

161

−51

−9

3

−5.447

FC of the left Postcentral (seed) with

Insula

Left

85

−36

−12

12

−7.293

FC of the right Postcentral (seed) with

superior Temporal

Left

286

−51

−12

3

− 5.951

FC of the right Fusiform (seed) with

middle Cingulum

Right

226

9

−12

39

−6.521

  1. ReHo reginal homogeneity, fALFF fractional amplitude of low-frequency fluctuations, FCs functional connectivities, 𝑋, 𝑌, and 𝑍 coordinates of primary peak locations in the Montreal Neurological Institute space, A positive 𝑇 value indicates an increased ReHo, fALFF or FC, and a negative 𝑇 value indicates a decreased ReHo, fALFF or FC