Table 2.

Regions of activation in which alcohol cues elicited greater activation than contrasted cues among cases only

Anatomical region	BA	x	y	z	ALE (corrected p)^*	Volume (mm³)
R caudate head	-	8	4	−2	0.017	2176
R caudate body	-	6	14	6	0.014
R lateral globus pallidus	-	14	0	4	0.012
L anterior cingulate	25	−2	8	−10	0.012
L medial frontal gyrus	10	−2	52	6	0.014	872
L medial frontal gyrus	32	0	40	6	0.013
L posterior cingulate	30	−4	−50	18	0.014	864
L posterior cingulate	29	−10	−48	12	0.013
L cingulate gyrus	31	−4	−38	30	0.018	600
R claustrum	-	32	10	−6	0.017	464
L middle temporal gyrus	21	−58	−30	−4	0.016	368
L precuneus	7	−2	-62	60	0.018	352
L thalamus	-	−20	−22	12	0.013	320
L fusiform gyrus	37	−50	−42	−12	0.014	312
L anterior cingulate	24	−2	24	16	0.013	312
R inferior occipital gyrus	18	28	−88	−10	0.014	288
R inferior occipital gyrus	18	28	−88	−8	0.014
L thalamus	-	−2	−6	10	0.013	288
L thalamus	-	−12	−8	12	0.010
L parahippocampal gyrus	34	−20	−12	−16	0.012	216
L middle frontal gyrus	6	−20	22	58	0.016	208

p < .05, corrected, voxelwise, for the false discovery rate. BA = Brodmann area. ALE = activation likelihood estimate. Coordinates are in Talairach space. For clusters with sub-peaks, primary peak is bolded and sub-peaks are italicized.