Nodal topology
CORTEX
Within the functional DMN, significantly larger changes in the CCT group than in the control group were observed in the nodal degree of the right dorsomedial prefrontal cortex (dPFCm) and nodal efficiencies of the right dPFCm and left posterior cingulate cortex (PCC) (Changes in the nodal degrees and nodal efficiencies in the various functional networks between the CCT and control groups and their correlations with neuropsychological test scores. Notes: The color-coding system used above refers to the following: “red dots” denote brain regions that show significantly larger changes in nodal degrees or nodal efficiencies in the CCT group than in the control group; “blue dots” denote brain regions that show significantly smaller changes in the CCT group. Changes in the nodal degrees and nodal efficiencies reflect changes in the connectivity patterns and network topologies related to the CCT effectsWithin the functional SOM, significantly larger changes in the CCT than in the control group were observed in the nodal degree of the left somatomotor area (SomMot), but significantly smaller changes were observed in the right SomMot (Within the functional VIS, the CCT group displayed significantly smaller changes in the nodal degree of the left visual cortex (Vis) than the control group (