Neural correlates of rumination in remitted depressive episodes: Brain network connectivity and topology analyses

Figure 2 Results of significantly different edges between rumination and distraction states. A: The chord map of the higher functional connectivity (FC) during rumination. Different color represents different subnetwork. A chord connecting two subnetworks indicates that there is a significant FC between the two subnetworks, where the thickness represents the number of significant FC; B: The matrix map shows the number of significantly higher FC between subnetworks during rumination; C: The chord map of the lower FC during rumination; D: The matrix map shows the number of significantly lower FC between subnetworks during rumination, compared to distraction state. SMot: Motor and somatosensory; CON: Cingulo-opercular; AUD: Auditory; DMN: Default mode; VIS: Visual; FPN: Frontoparietal; SAN: Salience; Subc: Subcortical; VAN: Ventral attention; DAN: Dorsal attention; CBN: Cerebellar network. All the figures above were drawn by Bioimage Suite (https://bioimagesuiteweb.github.io/webapp/connviewer.html?species=human#).