Hyperintensities of middle frontal gyrus in patients with diabetic optic neuropathy: a dynamic amplitude of low-frequency fluctuation study

Lin Yang; Ang Xiao; Qiu-Yu Li; Hui-Feng Zhong; Ting Su; Wen-Qing Shi; Ping Ying; Rong-Bin Liang; San-Hua Xu; Yi Shao; Qiong Zhou

doi:doi:10.18632/aging.203877

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Research Paper Volume 14, Issue 3 pp 1336—1350

Hyperintensities of middle frontal gyrus in patients with diabetic optic neuropathy: a dynamic amplitude of low-frequency fluctuation study

Figure 5. Relationship between cerebrum dALFF values of right middle frontal gyrus and mood state. Compared with HCs, dALFF values of right middle frontal gyrus were decreased in DON patients, which were more likely to undergo the anxiety and depression. Abbreviations: dALFF, dynamic amplitude of low-frequency fluctuation; HCs, healthy controls group; DON, diabetic optic neuropathy.