Altered Brain Functional Activity in Infants with Congenital Bilateral Severe Sensorineural Hearing Loss: A Resting-State Functional MRI Study under Sedation

Table 2

Comparison of ReHo differences between infants with CSSHL and hearing controls.

Region	H	BA	Volume (mm^3)	Coordinates			Peak		ES
							-value
Deaf < control
Superior temporal gyrus	L	22	14	−56	−17	3	2.65		0.86
Inferior frontal gyrus	L	45	19	−44	−30	10	3.08		1.00
Inferior prefrontal gyrus	L	47	74	−42	38	−2	3.40		1.10
Dorsolateral prefrontal gyrus	L	46	18	−36	51	17	2.82		0.91
Medial frontal gyrus	L	32	45	−11	45	9	3.17		1.03
Temporal pole	L	38	52	−30	18	−31	2.70		0.88
Deaf > control
Occipital gyrus	R	18	243	−7	−66	1	−2.81		−0.91
Occipital gyrus	R	19	195	−8	−87	27	−3.71		−1.20
Medial occipital gyrus	R	17	33	−2	−97	4	−4.35		−1.41

CSSHL: congenital severe sensorineural hearing loss; H, hemisphere; L, left; R, right; B, bilateral; BA, Brodmann’s area. AlphaSim corrected ( < 0.05, voxel-level cut-off); ES, value of Cohen was used to describe the effect size. Indicating the significant difference compared with controls.