Research Article

Cerebral Activity Changes in Different Traditional Chinese Medicine Patterns of Psychogenic Erectile Dysfunction Patients

Table 4

Comparison between psychogenic ED patients with liver-qi stagnation and spleen deficiency pattern and kidney-yang deficiency pattern: resting brain activity.

RegionsSignSideTalairach valueBA

BrainstemR8−1973.21
L−7−23−103.13
CerebellumR14−51−313.54
L−14−66−224.82
HippocampusR22−30−43.48BA27
L−31−3543.59BA37
InsulaR39−7173.16BA48
ThalamusR10−2113.07
Paracentral lobuleR8−33533.13BA4
MCCR2−15482.88BA23
Superior temporal gyrusR57−33113.16BA22
Inferior temporal gyrusR59−42−154BA20
Middle temporal gyrusL−43−50203.4BA39
PutamenR2413−2−2.94
L−22183−3.61
Medial frontal gyrusR135725−2.58BA10
R82954−3.48BA8
L−14130−2.64BA32
Middle frontal gyrusL−354911−4.47BA10
Supplementary motor areaL−41746−3.59BA6
OFCR851−4−3.02BA10
ACCR112429−2.59BA23
PCCR4−4926−2.72BA30
Middle temporal gyrusR51−392−3.46BA21
PrecuneusR8−6433−3.95
L−3−6837−2.99BA7

“Sign” indicates whether the structure showed a signal increase or decrease. “↑/↓”: increase/decrease. R: right; L: left; BA: Brodmann area; OFC: orbitofrontal cortex; ACC: anterior cingulate cortex; MCC: middle cingulate cortex; PCC: posterior cingulate cortex.
, a minimal cluster size of 50 voxels.