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Aberrant resting-state voxel-mirrored homotopic connectivity in major depressive disorder with and without anxiety.

Authors :
Jiang, Hongxiang
Zeng, YanPing
He, Peidong
Zhu, Xiwei
Zhu, Jiangrui
Gao, Yujun
Source :
Journal of Affective Disorders. Jan2025, Vol. 368, p191-199. 9p.
Publication Year :
2025

Abstract

Prior researchers have identified distinct differences in functional connectivity neuroimaging characteristics among MDD patients. However, the auxiliary diagnosis and subtype differentiation roles of VMHC values in MDD patients have yet to be fully understood. We aim to explore the separating ability of VMHC values in patients with anxious MDD or with non-anxious MDD and HCs. We recruited 90 patients with anxious MDD, 69 patients with non-anxious MDD and 84 HCs. We collected a set of clinical variables included HAMD-17 scores, HAMA scores and rs-fMRI data. The data were analyzed combining difference analysis, SVM, correlation analysis and ROC analysis. Relative to HCs, non-anxious MDD patients displayed significant lower VMHC values in the insula and PCG, and anxious MDD patients displayed a significant decrease in VMHC values in the cerebellum_crus2, STG, postCG, MFG and IFG. Compared with non-anxious MDD patients, the anxious MDD showed significant enhanced VMHC values in the PCG. The VMHC values in the insula and cerebellum_crus2 regions showed a better ability to discriminate HCs from patients with non-anxious MDD or with anxious MDD. The VMHC values in PCG showed a better ability to discriminate patients with anxious MDD and non-anxious MDD patients. The VMHC values in the insula and cerebellum_crus2 regions could be served as imaging markers to differentiate HCs from patients with non-anxious MDD or with anxious MDD respectively. And the VMHC values in the PCG could be used to discriminate patients with anxious MDD from the non-anxious MDD patients. • The VMHC values in insula region could be applied to differentiate HCs from patients with non-anxious MDD. • The VMHC values in cerebellum_crus2 region could be applied to differentiate HCs from patients with anxious MDD. • The VMHC values in PCG could be used to discriminate patients with anxious MDD from the non-anxious MDD patients. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Details

Language :
English
ISSN :
01650327
Volume :
368
Database :
Academic Search Index
Journal :
Journal of Affective Disorders
Publication Type :
Academic Journal
Accession number :
180697868
Full Text :
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jad.2024.08.099