“…Also, areas of vision, speech, smell, learning, memory, and cognition were affected in males more than females, including areas in the occipital lobe, the bilateral occipital fusiform gyrus, the left occipital cortex, the left lateral occipital cortex, the bilateral hippocampus, the bilateral amygdala, the bilateral fusiform cortex, the bilateral middle temporal gyrus, the bilateral planum polare, the right lingual gyrus, the bilateral insular cortex, the bilateral superior temporal gyrus, the bilateral heschl's gyrus, the left cudate, the left thalamus, the bilateral occipital pole, the bilateral cingulate gyrus, the bilateral precuneus cortex, the left frontal pole, the right frontal medial cortex, the right subcallosal cortex, the bilateral frontal orbital cortex, the left superior frontal cortex, and the right paracingulate gyrus [78][79][80][81][82][83]. On the other hand, females presented more atrophy in the anterior division of the Para hippocampal gyrus, the brain stem, and the frontal orbital cortex, which involves visuospatial and subperceptual functions, motor skills, recognition of emotions, and decision making [84][85][86]. In addition, the results of the previous literature did not include any data on gender differences; however, the results of the VBM analysis of the previous study were consistent with the current study.…”