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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Jul 22.
Published in final edited form as: Brain. 2006 Jan 18;129(0 3):809–819. doi: 10.1093/brain/awl002

Table 3.

Imaging results

Region Side Talairach coordinates in MNI space
Z-value Correlation
analysis (r2)
x y z
Primary motor cortex (BA 4a) C −32 −26 68 6.35 0.54
Primary motor cortex (BA 4p) I 42 −14 44 4.72 0.68
Primary sensory cortex (BA 1) C −52 −14 52 5.68 0.51
Dorsolateral premotor cortex C −28 −8 56 6.69 0.62
C −52 −4 44 6.21 0.54
C −36 −10 64 6.02 0.56
C −42 −16 60 5.88 0.56
I 32 −10 54 4.82 0.58
I 50 −6 50 4.71 0.59
SMA C −6 −8 64 4.73 0.61
I 2 −2 66 4.74 0.51
Cingulate sulcus C −2 −2 50 4.79 0.61
Intraparietal sulcus C −38 −54 58 7.28 0.57
C −30 −72 50 6.21 0.59
I 26 −62 56 5.39 0.56
Dorsolateral prefrontal cortex C −36 36 36 4.73 0.84
I 24 32 38 5.34 0.64

Regions in which there is a negative correlation between affected hemisphere TMS recruitment curves and task-related brain activation across all stroke patients. Images for patients with left sided lesions were flipped about the mid-sagittal line, so that all patients were assumed to have a lesion on the right side. Voxels are significant at P < 0.05, corrected for multiple comparisons across whole brain volume. Correlation analysis was performed at all significant voxels and the coefficient of determination (r2) is given. I = ipsilesional; C = contralesional; BA = Brodmann area.