Table 2.

Meta-analytic summary of brain regions where greater functional neural activation has covaried with greater stressor-evoked blood pressure reactivity

Cluster number	Side	Region	BA	MNI (x, y, z) coordinates in mm			Volume (mm3)	Activation Likelihood Estimate (×10-3)
1	L	Anterior cingulate cortex	32	-8	26	24	120	3.86
2	R	-	32	11	29	20	504	4.17
3	R	-	24	13	10	39	112	3.77
4	R	-	32	18	26	35	96	3.77
5	R	-	32	13	44	0	88	3.85
6	L/R	Posterior cingulate cortex	23/31	0	-36	29	424	4.04
7	R	-	30	30	-73	15	96	3.70
8	R	Insula	13	36	-32	16	856	5.11
9	L	-	44	-48	3	15	704	4.96
10	R	-	21	40	-11	-20	96	3.82
11	L	-	47	-24	15	-19	96	3.74
12	R	-	6	54	4	10	96	3.84
13	L	-	38	-48	13	-12	88	3.84
14	L	Amygdala		-27	0	-15	104	3.72
15	R	-		27	3	-12	96	3.73
16	L	Medial prefrontal cortex	10	-9	63	6	104	3.69
17	R	-	10	21	58	4	448	4.07
18	L	Lateral prefrontal cortex	9	-33	30	36	96	3.77
19	L	-	9	-30	49	28	104	3.84
20	R	Dorsal prefrontal cortex	8	5	28	48	88	3.85
21	L	Parietal cortex	40	-57	-46	42	112	3.84
22	R	Occipital cortex	39	49	-74	16	128	3.84
23	L	Post-central gyrus	3	-31	-28	52	128	3.79
24	R	Cuneus	17	6	-80	18	120	3.84
25	R	Lentiform area		24	5	4	104	3.88
26	R	Caudate		12	10	14	104	3.86
27	R	Thalamus		16	-24	16	128	3.84
28	L	Cerebellum		-18	-66	-9	544	4.10
29	R	-		18	-41	-30	120	3.83

Note. Activation likelihood estimates were thresholded at a corrected false discovery rate of q = 0.05 (or p-value = 0.0038) and a combined cluster size of 80mm³ (see Supplementary Methods online). BA, Brodmann Area; MNI, Montreal Neurological Institute.