The objective of this study was to use resting-state functional connectivity and graph theory to determine how the topology of the network is altered in PD with respect to severity of motor dysfunction. The current study revealed altered functional connectivity and topological properties of networks in PD with respect to severity of motor dysfunction. Our results point to a shift towards a less efficient network topology with altered integration and segregation in more motorically affected patients.
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