PMC7703842_01
Resting state F-18 fluorodeoxyglucose PET findings
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In the resting state, significant hypometabolism was observed in the occipital, occipitotemporal, polar, and mesial parts of the temporal regions bilaterally, fronto-parietal medial and lateral pericental regions, and frontotemporal with insular region on the left (Figure 1, A, B, C).
Dissociative state F-18 fluorodeoxyglucose PET findings
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In the dissociative state (Figure 2, A, B, C), there was an increase in the metabolism of the brain globally, compared with the resting state, but the distribution of the regional changes in the metabolism was similar to the resting state.