Table 1.

Overview of brain areas with statistically significant cerebral blood flow changes

		Side	Region	Talairach coordinates			Number of voxels	t-value
				x	y	z
Music vs noise	Females	Right	BA 22	61	−6	−1	1,459	7.77
		Left	BA 22	−51	−10	−1	310	5.02
	Males	Right	BA 41, 42, 22	52	2	−3	3,234	7.87
		Left	BA 41, 42, 22	−51	−8	0	2,190	7.87
Music vs baseline	Females	Right	BA 41, 42, 22	57	−4	−1	2,750	8.85
		Left	BA 41, 42, 22	−48	−17	3	1,866	7.97
	Males	Right	BA 41, 42, 22	51	−10	2	2,475	10.36
		Left	BA 41, 42, 22	−48	−12	1	2,306	8.67
Noise vs baseline	Females	Right	BA 41	46	−21	5	446	6.49
		Left	BA 41	−40	−23	5	463	6.24
	Males	No suprathreshold clusters
Baseline vs noise	Females	No suprathreshold clusters
	Males	Right	BA 9	20	50	29	968	5.20
Baseline vs music	Males	No suprathreshold clusters
	Females	No suprathreshold clusters

The region, covered by the whole cluster and noted in Brodmann areas, and the number of voxels in the cluster are described [14]. BA 41 corresponds to the PAC, BA 22 and 42 correspond to secondary auditory areas. Only the stereotaxic (Talairach) coordinates and t-value of the maximum of the cluster are given. The significance threshold was p  < 0.05 FDR-corrected for multiple comparisons; extent threshold was 8 voxels; voxel size was 2 × 2 × 2 mm. Brain regions were identified using the Talairach atlas and the stereotactic atlas of the human brain of Mai et al. [52, 53]