Fig. 1

A Differences in functional connectivity between anorexia and healthy controls using whole-brain seed-to-voxel analysis: SMN sensorimotor network, BG Basal Ganglia, DMN default mode network, SAL salience network, ERN emotion regulation network, CAN central autonomic network, CEN central executive network, Occ occipital network; BST Brainstem Blue: Anorexia < Healthy Controls, Red: Anorexia > Healthy Controls t: t-score. B Differences in functional centrality between anorexia and healthy controls in the sensorimotor and basal ganglia networks: CaN caudate nucleus, SupFG superior frontal gyrus, SupFS superior frontal sulcus, SubCG subcentral gyrus and sulcus, PreCG precentral gyrus, PosCG postcentral gyrus, PosCS postcentral sulcus, CS central sulcus, PaCLS paracentral lobule and sulcus. Node size represents the degree of centrality of that node based on resting-state functional connectivity. Edge thickness represents the correlation of connectivity between two nodes. Edges between two brain regions in the sensorimotor network are colored in green.