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Published in final edited form as: J Atten Disord. 2013 Nov 4;19(11):944–953. doi: 10.1177/1087054713506041

Table 3.

Voxel-Based Morphometric Differences Between Adults With ADHD and Controls in our Selected ROIs.

ROI–BA Clusters of three voxels or larger at statistical threshold for control participant > ADHD (a)

Volume reduction in ADHD MNI coordinates (x,y,z) Uncorrected p = .01 Corrected p = .05
ACC–Left hemisphere
  pmACC/BA24 −14,−18,42 32
DLPFC–Left hemisphere
  F3/BA46 −56,30,−6 34
IPL/TOP–Left hemisphere
  PO/BA40/S-II −66,−24,30 52
  SGa/BA40 −66,−24,30 (52)
  SGp/BA40 −56,−50,4 23
  PO/BA40/S-II −54,−34,26 16
  SGa/BA40 −54,−34,26 (16)
Cerebellum–Left
  VIIA_crusI-m −56,−66,−34 51
  VIIA_crusII-m −42,−78,−42 25
  VIIA_crusI-m −42,−78,−42 (25)
  VIIA_crusI-m −40,−74,−14 295
  IX-m −26,−70,−62 1,399
  VIIA_crusII-m −26,−70,−62 (1,399)
  VIIB-m −26,−70,−62 (1,399) 139
  VIIIA-m −26,−70,−62 (1,399) (139)
  VIIIB-m −26,−70,−62 (1,399) (139)
  X-h −26,−70,−62 (1,399)
  IV-m −18,−32,−36 29
  IV-m −14,−32,−22 19
  VIIA_crusII-m −4,−86,−24 16
  VIIA_crusI-m −4,−86,−24 (16)
  VI-v −2,−74,−14 825 19
  V-m −2,−74,−14 (825)
Cerebellum–Right
  VI-m −2,−74,−14 825
  VI-v −2,−74,−14 (825)
  X-h 12,−36,−46 59
  III-m 14,−30,−22 62
  IV-m 14,−30,−22 (62)
  IV-m 20,−46,−6 62
  IX-m 30,−72,−62 1,692
  VIIA_crusII-m 30,−72,−62 (1,692) 618
  VIIB-m 30,−72,−62 (1,692) (618)
  VIIIA-m 30,−72,−62 (1,692) (618)
  VIIIB-m 30,−72,−62 (1,692)
  VIIB-m 46,−52,−56 16
  VIIIA-m 46,−52,−56 (16)
  VIIA_crusII-m 50,−66,−46 32
  VIIA_crusI-m 50,−66,−46 (32)
  VIIA_crusI-m (56,−64,−34) 66
Caudate nucleus–Left hemisphere
  Caudate nucleus −6,18,12 95
OFC–Left Hemisphere
  OFC/BA47/12/VL −56,30,−6 34
ROI–BA Clusters of three voxels or larger at statistical threshold for ADHD > control participant (b)

Volume increase in ADHD MNI coordinates (x,y,z) Uncorrected p = .01 Corrected p = .05
DLPFC–Left hemisphere
  F2/BA8 −46,16,44 11
  F2/BA9 −46,16,44 (11)
  F3/BA46 −40,30,0 11
  F2/BA9 −38,20,24 33
  F1/BA9/Med 0,58,12 13
  FP/BA9/Med 0,58,12 (13)
DLPFC–Right hemisphere
  F1/BA9/Med 0,58,12 13
  F1/BA8/Lat 6,22,64 17
  FP/BA9/Lat 18,68,18 35
  F1/BA8/Lat 24,18,66 17
  F2/BA9 48,14,44 88
  F2/BA9 56,6,36 385
OFC–Left hemisphere
  OFC (aFOG/pFOG)/BA11 −18,32,−14 39
OFC–Right hemisphere
  OFC (aFOG/pFOG)/BA11 12,30,−16 67
  OFC (aFOG/pFOG)/BA11 30,32,−10 112
  OFC/BA47/12/VL 30,32,−10 (112)
IPL/TOP–Right hemisphere
  AG/BA39 36,−58,42 10
Cerebellum–Right
  VIIA_crusI-m 30,−66,−28 190
  VI-m 30,−66,−28 (190)

Note. FSL-voxel-based morphometry results comparing differences in gray-matter volume thresholded to a probability of p = .01 (uncorrected) and .05 (corrected). Local maxima are reported, including cluster size and anatomical region. Locations for statistical findings are reported in the standard Montreal Neurological Institute coordinate space (x, y, z). Some clusters border on more than one region—those clusters are reported more than once with cluster size in parentheses. ROIs are defined by the Center for Morphometric Analysis as in Caviness, Meyer, Makris, and Kennedy (1996) for the cortex and Makris et al. (2005) for the cerebellum. Cortex: ACC = anterior cingulate cortex; amACC = anterior middle cingulate cortex; pmACC = posterior middle cingulate cortex; DLPFC = dorsolateral prefrontal cortex; F1 = superior frontal gyrus; F2 = middle frontal gyrus; F3 = inferior frontal gyrus; FP = frontal pole; IPL/TOP = inferior parietal lobule/temporo-occipito-parietal region; AG = angular gyrus; PO = parietal operculum; SGa = supramarginal gyrus anterior; SGp = supramarginal gyrus posterior; S-II = somatosensory II; OFC = orbitofrontal cortex; aFOG = anterior fronto orbital gyrus; pFOG = posterior fronto orbital gyrus; VL = ventrolateral. Cerebellum: III-m = centralis; IV-m = culmen superior; V-m = culmen inferior; VI-m = simplex; VI-v = declive; VIIA_crusI-m = superior semilunar lobule; VIIA_crusII-m = inferior semilunar lobule; VIIB-m = paramedian/gracilis; VIIIA-m = biventer (pars copularis); VIIIB-m = biventer (pars paraflocculus dorsalis); IX-m = tonsil; X-m = flocculus; X-h = flocculus. Misc: BA = Brodmann’s area; CMA = Center for Morphometric Analysis; Lat = lateral; Med = medial; MNI = Montreal Neurological Institute; ROI = region of interest.

a

All results are in the direction of smaller volumes in the ADHD group than in control participants.

b

All results are in the direction of larger volumes in the ADHD group than in control participants.