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. 2012 Sep 26;39(5):1115–1128. doi: 10.1093/schbul/sbs115

Table 3.

Comparisons of Regional GM Volumes of Men With Schizophrenia and Conduct Disorder as Compared to Healthy Men, Men With Schizophrenia and No Conduct Disorder, and Men With Conduct Disorder and No Schizophrenia

Group Contrast (Brain Region) BA Side Significant Group Differences With a Height Threshold of P < .05 FDR Corrected for Multiple Comparisons
Covariates
MNI Coordinates None Age Age and MAST Scores Age, MAST, and DAST Scores
x y z Cluster Size z Cluster Size z Cluster Size z Cluster Size z
SZ+CD>H
 Hypothalamus 7 –3 –8 R 280 4.34 444 4.99 441 5.06 605 5.67*
–8 –1 –5 L 178 4.12 313 4.25 254 4.17 355 4.13
 Superior parietal 7 –15 –44 65 L 103 4.18 121 4.18
 Cerebellum 15 –50 –46 R 452 4.44 758 4.63 342 4.80 615 4.20
SZ+CD < H
 Superior temporal/inferior frontal 11,38,47 –30 22 –21 L 998 4.65 1067 4.50 660 4.05
 Middle/superior temporal 21,22 68 –42 –1 R 910 5.04 960 4.83 183 4.01 179 4.14
 Inferior/middle temporal 20 52 5 –43 R 123 4.31
 Inferior temporal 20 65 –12 –31 R 551 4.26
 Temporoparietal junction 43 51 –17 14 R 386 4.08 155 4.02
 Middle frontal 11 –41 51 –16 L 121 4.31 119 4.02
 Superior frontal 11 7 67 –12 R 132 4.36 199 4.31 114 4.10
9,10 23 57 33 R 148 4.34 150 4.05
9 –30 47 37 L 255 5.25 255 4.98 180 4.45
8 12 43 51 R 107 4.34 129 4.11 108 4.00
 Inferior frontal 47 –37 19 –10 L 107 4.12 292 4.06
SZ+CD > SZ–CD
 Hypothalamus –6 –1 –11 L 1037 5.15 985 5.05 444 4.45 430 4.34
6 0 –10 R 606 5.33 622 5.46*
 Putamen –25 –5 –8 L 159 4.15
 Cuneus/precuneus 7,31 –13 –77 30 L 116 4.29 118 4.30 143 4.31 200 4.35
–34 –37 46 L 110 4.12
 Inferior parietal 40 43 –50 48 R 61 3.92 155 4.25 206 4.20 128 3.79
SZ+CD < SZ–CD
 Inferior frontal 11,47 –25 17 –21 L 510 4.21 397 4.11
SZ+CD > CD
 No region
SZ+CD < CD
 Superior temporal 38 50 20 –23 R 436 4.51 468 4.59 333 4.43 296 4.35
 Inferior temporal 20 64 –54 –19 R 161 3.95 574 4.11 458 4.24 289 4.63
 Middle temporal 21 69 –41 –15 R 178 4.12 188 4.15
 Superior temporal/insula 13,38 –42 7 –8 L 156 3.87 1264 4.48 1466 4.42 1196 4.34
13,22,38 48 8 –1 R 247 4.30 449 4.26 912 4.54 756 4.49
 Superior temporal 21,22 –57 10 1 L 148 4.19 278 4.28 225 4.20
 Middle/superior temporal 21,22 65 –56 8 R 463 4.84 568 4.91 322 4.69 248 4.26
 Temporoparietal junction 19,39 –53 –72 18 L 484 4.71 582 4.99 442 4.82 402 4.83
–59 –59 12 L 237 4.16
39,40 56 –66 37 R 279 4.29 686 4.47 261 4.21 211 4.14
 Middle/superior frontal 10 –31 64 –4 L 110 4.18 314 4.75 315 4.80 289 4.77
10 45 55 3 R 140 4.16 173 4.24
10,46 –35 60 8 L 337 4.19 509 4.43 339 4.25 273 4.18
9 –28 48 37 L 163 4.44 314 4.64 332 4.68 315 4.64
 Inferior/middle frontal 9 60 10 32 R 120 4.30 144 4.40 117 4.26 114 4.24
 Inferior frontal 11 23 36 –22 R 111 4.05
 Postcentral 2 50 –31 57 R 109 4.23 136 4.29 121 4.24
 Thalamus (pulvinar) 7 –22 17 R 136 3.99 466 4.21 766 4.65 705 4.58
 Uncus/parahippocampal 28,34 14 5 –23 R 483 4.57 308 4.35 278 4.28
28,34 –18 2 –19 L 437 4.19 349 4.18 303 4.11

Note: BA, Brodmann area. Following abbreviations are explained in the footnote to table 1: SZ+CD, SZ–CD, MAST, and DAST; FDR, false discovery rate, MNI, Montreal Neurological Institute.

*Peak voxel significant at P < .05; corrected for multiple comparisons after Family Wise Error (FWE).