Table II.

Significant activation specific to perception of (A) CON and (B) AND independent of occlusion of the VNO: x, y, and z denote coordinates in the right (positive) versus left (negative) direction, anterior (positive) versus posterior (negative) direction, and superior (positive) versus inferior (negative) direction, respectively, expressed as distance in mm from the anterior commissure

Structure	X	Y	Z	t
Aa
Right occipital pole	19	−92	−11	5.76
Left hypothalamus	−1	−2	−20	5.15
Right putamen	24	−9	2	4.75
Right posterior OFC	21	29	−18	4.32
Right piriform cortex	31	13	−20	3.11
Right piriform cortex	21	5	−15	3.08
Inverse contrast:
Left angular gyrus	−46	−59	51	−4.98
Right superior frontal gyrus	28	25	51	−4.78
Bb
Right occipital pole	21	−93	−6	5.37
Left hypothalamus	−3	1	−15	4.05
Inverse contrast:
Right superior frontal gyrus	24	20	57	−6
Left postcentral gyrus	−13	−45	59	−4.87
Left superior frontal gyrus	−5	27	60	−4.81

^aContrast: [CON(VNO occ) + CON(VNO open)] – [baseline(VNO occ) + baseline(VNO open)] and inverse contrast.

^bContrast: [AND(VNO occ) + AND(VNO open)] – [baseline(VNO occ) + baseline(VNO open)] and inverse contrast.