Cortical Areas Associated With Multisensory Integration Showing Altered Morphology and Functional Connectivity in Relation to Reduced Life Quality in Vestibular Migraine

Cortical Areas Associated With Multisensory Integration Showing Altered Morphology and Functional Connectivity in Relation to Reduced Life Quality in Vestibular Migraine

Background: Increasing evidence suggests that the temporal and parietal lobes are associated with multisensory integration and vestibular migraine. However, temporal and parietal lobe structural and functional connectivity (FC) changes related to vestibular migraine need to be further investigated....

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Main Authors: Ai, K. (Author), Chen, L. (Author), Gao, J. (Author), Lei, X. (Author), Liu, W. (Author), Tang, M. (Author), Zhang, D. (Author), Zhang, X. (Author), Zhe, X. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Frontiers Media S.A. 2021
Subjects:
adult
Article
brain cortex
clinical article
clinical feature
controlled study
cortical surface
cortical thickness (brain)
Dizziness Handicap Inventory score
female
fractal dimension
functional connectivity
functional magnetic resonance imaging
gyrification index
human
inferior parietal lobule
inferior temporal gyrus
male
middle temporal gyrus
multisensory integration
nervous system function
nervous system parameters
neuroanatomy
parietal lobe
quality of life
questionnaire
resting state network
scoring system
sulcus depth
superior frontal gyrus
superior parietal lobule
supplementary motor area
surface-based morphometry
temporal lobe
vertigo
vestibular migraine
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