Component A Approved Name (Name in Paper) |
Component A Type |
Component B Approved Name (Name in Paper) |
Component B Type |
Statistical Result |
Relationship Description |
Result Category (Positive/Negative)) |
MDD
|
syndrome |
Medial frontal gyrus (medial frontal gyrus) |
brain morphology and function |
|
Decreased grey matter density in the medial frontal gyrus (BA 11) showed the highest contribution to the diagnosis of depression. |
Positive
|
MDD
|
syndrome |
Precuneus (precuneus) |
brain morphology and function |
|
Decreased grey matter density in precuneus (BA 7) showed the highest contribution to the diagnosis of depression. |
Positive
|
MDD
|
syndrome |
left middle frontal gyrus (left middle frontal gyrus) |
brain morphology and function |
|
Of the patients who subsequently achieved clinical remission with antidepressant medication, clinical remission was predicted by greater grey matter density in the left middle frontal gyrus (BA 6). |
Positive
|
MDD
|
syndrome |
Cerebellum (cerebellum) |
brain morphology and function |
|
Decreased grey matter density in the cerebellum showed the highest contribution to the diagnosis of depression. |
Positive
|
MDD
|
syndrome |
Thalamus (thalamus) |
brain morphology and function |
|
Decreased grey matter density in the thalamus showed the highest contribution to the diagnosis of depression. |
Positive
|
MDD
|
syndrome |
left inferior parietal cortex (left inferior parietal cortex) |
brain morphology and function |
|
Decreased grey matter density in the left inferior parietal cortex (BA 40) showed the highest contribution to the diagnosis of depression. |
Positive
|
MDD
|
syndrome |
Superior temporal gyrus (superior temporal cortex) |
brain morphology and function |
|
Decreased grey matter density in the superior temporal cortex (BA 22), showed the highest contribution to the diagnosis of depression. |
Positive
|
MDD
|
syndrome |
Hippocampus (hippocampus) |
brain morphology and function |
|
Decreased grey matter density in the hippocampus showed the highest contribution to the diagnosis of depression. |
Positive
|
MDD
|
syndrome |
Cingulate cortex (cingulate cortex) |
brain morphology and function |
|
Of the patients who subsequently achieved clinical remission with antidepressant medication, clinical remission was predicted by greater grey matter density in the right rostral anterior cingulate cortex (BA32), left posterior cingulate cortex (BA 31). |
Positive
|
MDD
|
syndrome |
Occipital Lobe (occipital cortex) |
brain morphology and function |
|
Of the patients who subsequently achieved clinical remission with antidepressant medication, clinical remission was predicted by greater grey matter density in the right occipital cortex (BA 19). Decreased grey matter density in the occipital (BA 19) cortex showed the highest contribution to the diagnosis of depression. |
Positive
|
MDD
|
syndrome |
right subgenual anterior cingulate (right subgenual anterior cingulate) |
brain morphology and function |
|
Decreased grey matter density in the right subgenual anterior cingulate (BA 25) showed the highest contribution to the diagnosis of depression. |
Positive
|