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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Jul 22.
Published in final edited form as: Eur J Neurosci. 2005 Jul;22(2):495–504. doi: 10.1111/j.1460-9568.2005.04233.x

Table 5.

Conjunction analysis of commonly activated areas after anodal and cathodal tDCS

Talairach coordinates in MNI space
Region Side x y z Z-value
(Cathodal – sham) and (anodal – sham)
 Post-central gyrus L −56 −12 52 6.7
 Deep central sulcus R 30 −26 58 6.35
 Frontopolar cortex R 42 62 −8 7.01
 Caudal cingulate sulcus R 2 −18 48 5.89
 Superior temporal sulcus R 50 −32 4 5.09
 Intraparietal sulcus R 36 −84 40 6.01
 Cuneus L −8 −86 18 5.56
 Cerebellum (VI) L −22 −74 −20 5.07
R 12 −82 −20 5.56
 Cerebellar vermis −2 −52 −18 5.75
(Sham – cathodal) and (sham – anodal)
 Medial prefrontal cortex L −2 36 50 6.45
R 8 60 36 5.58
 Anterior orbitofrontal cortex L −16 62 −14 5.92
R 18 50 −18 5.62
 Ventral premotor cortex R 50 6 12 5.55
 Cerebellum (IV) R 16 −40 −16 5.76
 Putamen L −22 8 10 6.08
 Caudate head L −4 12 0 4.96

Voxels which are significant for the conjunction of (anodal vs. sham) and (cathodal vs. sham). All voxels are significant at P < 0.05 (corrected for multiple comparisons across whole brain). L, left; R, right.