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. 2008 Sep 24;105(39):15160–15165. doi: 10.1073/pnas.0801819105

Table 2.

Brain regions specifically activated in relation to high-amplitude slow waves

Brain region x y z P Z score
Brainstem (pons) (41) −14 −40 −28 0.025 3.63
Left cerebellar hemisphere (13) −48 −66 −32 0.006 4.03
Right cerebellar hemisphere (13) 36 −62 −26 0.047 3.42
Right parahippocampal gyrus (19) 24 −36 −26 0.003 4.21
Left parahippocampal gyrus (19) −24 −34 −28 0.014 3.81

Here the x, y, and z values are coordinates in the MNI. The Z scores result from the statistical parametric analysis; P refers to the probability of the null hypothesis (i.e., absence of activity change associated with high-amplitude slow waves; P < .05), after correction for multiple comparisons on a volume of interest centered on published coordinates (reference specified for each brain area). Additional results that did not survive correction for multiple comparisons are given in Table S2.