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- Fig 1.
A, Broca area and middle frontal gyrus masks overlaid on the Montreal Neurological Institute standard brain. B, ICA maps representing the BA network are overlaid on the BA/MFG masks for a representative subject. C, ICA maps representing the MFG network are overlaid on the BA/MFG masks for a representative subject.
- Fig 2.
Scatterplot between the percentage of BA voxels and the percentage of middle frontal gyrus voxels across participants. Significant correlation was observed between the percentage of MFG and BA voxels across patients.
- Fig 3.
Scatterplot of the LIs in the middle frontal gyrus versus the BA. A significant positive correlation was observed between the LI of MFG and BA regions.
- Fig 4.
Group-level functional connectivity between the bilateral BA and MFG regions across patients. Positive functional connectivity was observed between the bilateral BA and bilateral MFG regions.
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