Table 1. Talaraich (TAL) and Montreal Neurological Institute (MNI) coordinates in mm for the defined ROI centers averaged over the seven subjects for central presentation.

ROI	TAL	MNI	Brain structure	Other studies
LV1/2D	-10 -90 4	-6 -101 15	left calcarine gyrus 60% area 17 71% area 18
LV1/2V	-9 -90 -10	-5 -99 -3	left calcarine gyrus 59% area 17 51% area 18
RV1/2D	11 -88 7	13 -98 15	right calcarine gyrus 82% area 17 66% area 18
RV1/2V	10 -88 -7	11 -94 -1	right calcarine gyrus 76% area 17 50% area 18
LFG	-31 -56 -9	-33 -67 -8	left fusiform gyrus	TAL: -35 -63 -10 [49]
RFG	29 -56 -8	30 -67 -7	right fusiform gyrus	TAL: 40 -55 -10 [49]
LAMY	-21 -4 -24	-22 -9 -25	left amygdala 78% laterobasal complex	TAL: -20 -10 -28 [50]
RAMY	21 -2 -22	25 -5 -22	right amygdala 67% laterobasal complex	TAL: 20 -10 -30 [50]
LOFA	-32 -82 -1	-33 -95 6	left middle occipital gyrus	TAL: -30 -77 0 [47]
ROFA	32 -80 0	36 -94 4	right middle occipital gyrus	TAL: 31 -75 0 [47]
LSTS	-51 -56 14	-55 -65 22	left superior temporal sulcus	TAL: -55 -60 10 [52]
RSTS	50 -53 17	54 -65 22	right superior temporal sulcus	TAL: 52 -48 8 [52]
MPFC	-1 19 -13	-1 17 -14	medial prefrontal cortex	MNI: 0 15 -14 [51]

For quadrant presentations, only the definition for the V1/V2 ROI differed from that for central presentation, as listed in brackets. The corresponding brain structures for the ROIs are also listed in the rightmost column with the probability in different sections of early visual and amygdala areas, as obtained from the “SPM anatomy toolbox” [53].