Aberrant resting-state functional connectivity in amygdala subregions among adolescents with depression and suicide attempts

Table 3 Post hoc analysis of brain region differences in resting-state functional connectivity in the amygdala subregion between the two groups

Seed	Brain area	Cluster size	X	Y	Z	T value	P value
Left LA	sMDD < HC
	R. PHG	33	18	-21	-3	-4.87	< 0.001
	L. THA	78	-18	-24	0	-4.88	< 0.001
	nsMDD < HC
	R. FFG	86	30	-33	-15	-5.30	< 0.001
Left MeA	sMDD < HC
	L. THA	67	-18	-24	0	-4.91	< 0.001
	nsMDD < HC
	L. FFG	62	-27	-42	-18	-4.63	< 0.001
Right LA	sMDD < nsMDD
	R. inferior occipital gyrus	32	36	-87	-3	-4.01	< 0.001
	L. middle occipital gyrus	48	-18	-99	3	-4.09	< 0.001
	sMDD < HC
	R. PHG	55	18	-24	-6	-5.68	< 0.001
	L. THA	87	-12	-27	0	-4.88	< 0.001
	nsMDD < HC
	R. PHG	102	18	-21	-3	-6.14	< 0.001
	L. FFG	218	-21	-36	-21	-5.49	< 0.001
Right MeA	sMDD < HC
	R. FFG	63	33	-39	-21	-4.46	< 0.001
	R. temporal pole: Superior temporal gyrus	34	45	3	-18	-5.00	< 0.001
	nsMDD < HC
	L. FFG	181	-21	-36	-18	-5.45	< 0.001

Gaussian random field correction: (1) P < 0.001 for voxel level; and (2) P < 0.05 for cluster level, two-tailed test. FFG: Fusiform gyrus; HC: Healthy control; L: Left; LA: Lateral amygdala; MeA: Medial amygdala; nsMDD: Adolescent major depressive disorder without suicide attempt; PHG: Parahippocampal gyrus; R: Right; sMDD: Adolescent major depressive disorder with suicide attempt; THA: Thalamus.