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Published in final edited form as: J Cogn Neurosci. 2015 Feb;27(2):222–233. doi: 10.1162/jocn_a_00702

Table 1B. Activation in pain-related regions.

To examine consistent responses to painful stimuli, we broke the 25 five-second stimuli into five sets. The following regions were significant in all five sets, and also during presentation of ten-second stimuli following the experiment (which was presented without visual stimuli, to mask out regions associated with viewing feedback stimuli). Mean Z-statistics represent the mean of activation in all those conditions.

REGION	XYZ	Mean Z-statistic
Anterior Cingulate Gyrus (BA32)/SMA (BA6)	2, 14, 38	7.08
Insular Cortex (BA13)	36, 8, 6	10.13
	40, -14, 14	9.77
	-36, 4, 6	8.31
Thalamus	8, -12, 0	6.85
	-10, -12, 2	4.3
Inferior Parietal Lobe (BA40)	62, -20, 20	8.66
Middle Frontal Gyrus (BA 9/6)	44, 8, 36	5.76
Middle Frontal Gyrus (BA 46)	42, 40, 16	6.24
Inferior Frontal Gyrus (BA10)	42, 44, 4	6.33
Fusiform Gyrus	26, -78, -12	8.46
	-18, -82, -16	8.90
Putamen	22, 10, -4	4.87
Lingual Gyrus	4, -88, 0	8.5