Research Article
Connectivity Study of the Neuromechanism of Acute Acupuncture Needling during fMRI in “Overweight” Subjects
Table 3
Brain regions comparing activations between real acupuncture (ACU) versus minimal sham acupuncture (SHAM). Activations indicate whether ACU was greater than SHAM or SHAM was greater than ACU. Region of interest (ROI) used for the comparisons was the right amygdala. This was an uncorrected comparison set at with a value of 2.898.
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LING: lingual gyrus; ORBinf: inferior frontal gyrus (orbital part); FFG: fusiform gyrus; ITG: inferior temporal gyrus; MTG: middle temporal gyrus; SFG: superior frontal gyrus; IFGoperc: inferior frontal gyrus (opercular part); SMG: supramarginal gyrus; CUN: cuneus; SPG: superior parietal gyrus; ITG: inferior temporal gyrus; INS: insula; STG: superior temporal gyrus; PUT: putamen; MFG: medial frontal gyrus; HES: heschl gyrus; ROL: rolandic operculum; PreCG: precentral gyrus; PCL: paracentral lobule; PoCG: postcentral gyrus; L: left; B: bilateral; R: right. |