Table 3.

Regions-of-Interest for the individual participant atlases for lateralized areas (separate left, right ROIs).

Frontal pole (BA 10)

Harvard-Oxford atlas, area 1, right and left mask from participant

Brodmann areas 6 and 8

Brodmann atlas, areas 6 and 8, right and left mask from participant

Brodmann areas 9 and 46, dorsolateral PFC

Brodmann atlas, areas 9 and 46, right and left mask from participant

Supramarginal gyrus

LPBA atlas, Supramarginal gyrus (right, left), areas 45, 46

Angular gyrus

LPBA atlas, Angular gyrus (right, left), areas 47, 48

Intraparietal sulcus

(1) Defined inferior parietal lobe, consisting of supramarginal gyrus and angular gyrus

LPBA atlas, Supramarginal gyrus (right, left), areas 45, 46

LPBA atlas, Angular gyrus (right, left), areas 47, 48

Hammers atlas, Remainder of parietal lobe (including supramarginal and angular gyrus; right, left), areas 32, 33

(2) Dilated the IPL by 3 mm

(3) Defined the superior parietal lobe

Hammers atlas, Superior parietal gyrus (right, left), atlas 62, 63

LPBA atlas, Superior parietal gyrus (right, left), areas 43, 44

(4) Dilated the SPL by 3 mm

(5) Found overlap of IPL and SPL 3 mm

Superior parietal lobe

Hammers atlas, Superior parietal gyrus (right, left), atlas 62, 63

Harvard-Oxford atlas, Superior parietal lobule, area 18

LPBA atlas, Superior parietal gyrus (right, left), areas 43, 44

Pre-central and post-central gyri

Hammers atlas, Precentral gyrus, Postcentral gyrus (right, left), atlas 50, 51, 60, 61

Harvard-Oxford atlas, Precentral gyrus, area 7

LPBA atlas, Precentral gyrus, postcentral gyrus (right, left), areas 27, 28, 41, 42

Residual frontal and temporal. Any area in manual lobar atlas in frontal or temporal lobes which were not included in the other ROIs

Phillips et al., unpublished, has list of all atlases and segmented areas.