Connectome-Scale Assessments of Functional Connectivity in Children with Primary Monosymptomatic Nocturnal Enuresis
Table 2
Altered functional connections in the PMNE patients group as compared to the control group.
Region 1
Region 2
-score
Increase/decrease
Right superior temporal gyrus
Left cuneus
3.95
Increase
Right superior temporal gyrus
Left calcarine sulcus
2.29
Increase
Right superior temporal gyrus
Right calcarine sulcus
2.21
Increase
Left cuneus
Left calcarine sulcus
2.25
Decrease
Left cuneus
Right cuneus
1.75
Decrease
Left cuneus
Right calcarine sulcus
1.70
Decrease
Left cuneus
Right lingual gyrus
1.65
Decrease
Right lingual gyrus
Left lingual gyrus
3.36
Decrease
Right lingual gyrus
Left calcarine sulcus
2.06
Decrease
Right lingual gyrus
Right calcarine sulcus
1.72
Decrease
Connections are listed in descending order of statistical significance (< 0.05). These connections formed a connected network that was identified using a network-based statistical approach. See Figure 2 for a graphical representation of these connections.
