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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Parkinsonism Relat Disord. 2013 Aug 6;19(12):10.1016/j.parkreldis.2013.07.018. doi: 10.1016/j.parkreldis.2013.07.018

Table 2.

Local peaks of clusters indicating significant gray matter loss in PD group compared to Controls. Results were considered significant at FWE (family-wise) corrected p < 0.05.

Anatomical Region MNI coordinatesa Zmaxb Mean Volumec Volume
Reduction
(%) d
X Y Z Controls PD
Frontal Cortex
R. Frontal Pole (BA 10,11) 14 56 −16 3.93 5431±629 5011±517 7.73
L. Frontal Pole (BA 10,11) −26 62 −14 3.56 3384±418 3115 ±340 7.96
R. Medial Frontal gyrus (BA 10, 32) 8 50 −10 2.43 2297±332 2113±232 8.01
L. Medial Frontal gyrus (BA 10, 32) −4 52 −14 2.67 1846±271 1699±196 7.97
Parieto-Occipital Cortex
L. Superior Parietal Lobe (BA 7) −28 −58 54 2.57 152±27 138±23 8.84
R. Parieto-occipital junction (BA 18) 2 −80 28 3.06 4090±589 3525±439 13.81
L. Parieto-occipital junction (BA 18) −2 −78 22 2.70 3139±518 2668±407 15.00
R. Lateral Occipital Cortex (BA 19) 24 −86 38 3.25 2570±346 2205±273 14.20
L. Lateral Occipital Cortex (BA 19) −10 −88 38 3.91 2140±254 1808±247 15.53
R. Superior Occipital Cortex (BA 19) 16 −92 36 4.71 2382±330 2029±264 14.82
L. Superior Occipital Cortex (BA 19) −12 −92 36 3.44 1621±241 1351±205 16.62
a:

Coordinates of local maxima are given in MNI (Montreal Neurological Institute) standard space.

b:

Z-scores of the local maxima.

c:

Cluster extent is given in mean volume ± standard deviation (mm3).

d:

PD patients’ relative gray matter volume reduction (in %), when compared to Controls. BA= Brodmann Area, R.: right, L.: left.