To identify how jet lag influence brain activity in rest we calculate ReHo values of 23 adult participants who were on a transmeridian flight across eight-time zones from west to east .Participants in ‘Jet Lag’ state compare to recovered state showed decreased ReHo value in the right inferior parietal lobule (BA40, BA7) and the right angular gyrus and increased in the bilateral occipital lobe. Acute circadian disruption caused by jet lag can lead to mild temporary visual cognitive dysfunction.
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