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. 2012 Jun 13;32(24):8149–8157. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.0485-12.2012

Table 4.

Brain regions identified by univariate fMRI analyses in patients and controls

Region BA Cluster size Peak voxel
x y z z score
Patients, NP-silence, p < 0.001
    RSTG, MTG, IFG 22, 21, 44 56.2 51 −12 −3 6.57
    R occipital 18, 19, 37 9.2 36 −87 −6 5.57
    L + R SMA 6, 24, 32 21.5 9 12 39 5.54
    L STG, MTG 22, 21 37.9 −42 −33 12 5.40
    L occipital 19, 18, 37 11.6 −39 −90 0 4.79
    R precentral gyrus, MFG 6, 4, 3 5.9 54 0 45 4.47
    L precentral gyrus 6 1.6 −48 3 39 4.36
    L cerebellum 1.5 −12 −60 −15 4.24
Controls, NP-silence, p < 0.001
    R STG, MTG, IFG, precentral 22, 21, 38, 44, 45, 47, 4, 6 79.3 51 −21 −6 > 8.00
    L STG, MTG, IFG, precentral, occipital, fusiform 22, 21, 38, 44, 45, 47, 6, 4–1, 18, 19, 37 162.7 −63 −24 9 6.95
    R occipital, fusiform, cerebellum 19, 37, 18 26.7 45 −75 −9 5.58
Controls > patients, NP-silence, p < 0.001
    L STG 22 4.2 −51 −18 9 4.14
Controls > patients, NP-silence, p < 0.01
    L STG, MTG 22, 21 19.8 −57 −42 6 4.40

Cluster size in cubic centimeters. Peak voxel coordinates (x, y, z) in Montreal Neurological Institute space (in mm). BA, Brodmann area; SMA, supplementary motor area; MFG, middle frontal gyrus. Note: for controls > patients, NP-silence, the cluster at p < 0.01 includes a peak voxel that was not present at p < 0.001 since at the higher threshold this voxel was part of a separate cluster that failed to meet cluster size threshold.