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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: Pain. 2011 Dec 6;153(2):444–454. doi: 10.1016/j.pain.2011.11.006

Table 4.

Sex differences in PPI effects for the left PAG in 26 male and 34 female subjects.a

Region Peak
Cluster
Peak T value
x y z PFWE Size
Left PAG PPI effects, men > women
Left amygdala −22 −2 −12 0.000 58 6.4
Right cuneus 22 −60 38 0.001 36 5.9
Left thalamus −12 −16 12 0.003 20 5.7
Right putamen 26 −6 8 0.005 14 5.5
Right supplemental motor area 8 12 50 0.005 15 5.4
Right caudate 14 14 8 0.002 26 5.4
Left precentral gyrus −52 22 28 0.004 17 5.3
Left precentral gyrus −56 4 22 5.1
Left PAG PPI effects, women > men
Right supplemental motor area 10 20 68 0.007 11 5.7
a

The contrast “High pain > Low pain” was used and cluster peak locations (x, y, z) are given in MNI coordinates. All results are derived from a statistical threshold of P< .05, FWE corrected for multiple comparisons with clusters encompassing >10 voxels. No significant sex differences in PPI effects were observed for the right PAG.