Table V.
Summary of the major areas of activation
Comparison | Direction of effect | Cingulate cortical regions | Other frontal regions | Other regions identified |
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Resting studies | Decreased in patients | Pregenual | Bilateral MFG | Insula |
Dorsal | STG | |||
Increased in patients | Bilateral SFG | Thalamus | ||
L medial and inferior FG | Caudate | |||
R MFG | Anterior cerebellum | |||
Treatment studies | Increased with treatment | Dorsal | Bilateral MFG | Putamen |
Posterior | L IFG | Midbrain | ||
Parietal and precentral | ||||
Decreased with treatment | Pregenual | L MFG and SFG | Insula | |
Subgenual | R medial and inferior | Putamen | ||
Hippocampus/ parahippocampal gyrus | ||||
Induction of positive affect | Decreased in patients | Pregenual | L orbitofrontal | Medial and lateral temporal |
Posterior | Posterior cerebellum | |||
Increased in patients | Subgenual | R medial | Lingual gyrus | |
Posterior | Bilateral inferior | Precentral gyrus | ||
Lateral (R > L) | ||||
Induction of negative affect | Decreased in patients | Pregenual/dorsal | Bilateral MFG | Insula |
Posterior | R IFG | Superior temporal gyrus | ||
R SFG | Anterior and posterior cerebellum | |||
Increased in patients | Posterior | Bilateral IFG | Lateral temporal cortex | |
R MFG | Parietal cortex | |||
Amygdala, putamen | ||||
Posterior cerebellum |