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Published in final edited form as: J Am Acad Child Adolesc Psychiatry. 2012 Jun 27;51(8):821–831. doi: 10.1016/j.jaac.2012.06.005

Table 3.

MAIN EFFECT OF GROUP: SIGNIFICANT CLUSTERS: p=.01 corrected for multiple comparisons

Brain Region BA k Peak Z x,y,z Direction

R superior frontal (DLPFC) 10 887 3.97 18, 65,17 HC>BD
R middle frontal gyrus 46 3.59 44,38,15
R medial prefrontal 10 4.32 12,66,4
R middle occipital gyrus 19/18 1595 3.86 46,−81,11 HC>BD
R fusiform gyrus 19 3.66 42, −72, −12
R inferior occipital gyrus 18 3.53 36, − 93,0
L middle occipital gyrus 19 789 5.68 −40, −85,8 HC>BD
L fusiform gyrus
19

4.59
−44, −83,6

R amygdala 441 4.68 30, −1, −18 BD>HC
R parahippocampal gyrus 34 4.36 30,3, −17
R superior temporal gyrus 38 4.09 32,3, −17
R uncus 28 3.87 32,5, −19
R globus pallidum 3.60 20, −6, −3
L superior parietal lobe 7 536 4.96 −28, −65,57 BD>HC
L inferior parietal lobe 40 4.27 −65, −41,26
L supramarginal gyrus 40 3.76 −63, −43,28
L precentral gyrus 4 3.53 −51, −7,52
L middle frontal gyrus 6/8 3.40 −50,8,46
L Caudate Tail 536 4.05 −20, −32,15 BD>HC
L Thalamus (pulvinar nucleus) 3.89 −18, −32,13
R superior parietal lobe 7 2006 4.14 22, −61,62 BD>HC
R inferior parietal lobe 40 4.13 48, −33,35
R postcentral gyrus 5 4.04 36, −42,59
R supramarginal gyrus 40 3.82 65, −45,26
R precentral gyrus 44/6 1761 4.34 48,2,7 BD>HC
R insula 13 4.04 44,2,5
R anterior cingulate cortex 32 439 3.77 10,45,0 BD>HC
R superior medial frontal gyrus 10 3.67 14,45,3
R orbital frontal 11 3.67 24,37, −5
L orbital frontal cortex 11 3.48 −20,42, −8
L cerebellum 652 3.55 −22, −44, −21 BD>HC
L/R Brainstem and midbrain 0, −27, −26

Note: Significant clusters: p = .01 corrected for multiple comparisons. BA=Brodmann’s Area; BD=bipolar disorder; DLPFC=dorsolateral prefrontal cortex; HC=healthy control; L=left; R=right; STS=superior temporal sulcus.