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. 2015 Jun 1;10(6):e0128474. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0128474

Fig 8. sLORETA solutions modeling the distributed sources for the N140 wave (panel a) and for the P200 wave (panel b) in high hypnotizable participants (HHs) in waking and hypnosis conditions to Hyperalgesia, Control, and Hypoalgesia treatments.

Fig 8

Brodmann areas (BA) of estimated sorces (local maxima in yellow color) are reported under each brain map. HHs for Hyperalgesia compared to Control in hypnosis had increased activity (yellow) of N140 wave within middle and superior frontal gyri, anterior cingulate gyrus, and supramarginal gyrus (BA9,10,32,40,39; t-test map, right panel a), and increased activity of P200 wave in the superior (BA22), middle (BA37), inferior and superior temporal (BA19,13) gyri, and superior parietal lobule (BA7; t-test map, right panel b). HHs for Hypoalgesia showed reduced activity (blue) of N140 wave within medial and superior frontal gyri (BA9,8) paraippocampal gyrus (BA34) and postcentral gyrus (BA1; t-test map, right panel a), and reduced activity of P200 wave within middle and superior frontal gyri (BA9 and BA10), anterior cingulate (BA33), cuneus (BA19) and sub-lobar insula (BA13; t-test map, right panel b).