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. 2016 Mar 1;6:22231. doi: 10.1038/srep22231

Table 2. Brain regions showing reduced grey matter volume in SLE patients when compared to healthy controls.

Brain regions L/R At diagnosis (S1)
After attaining low SLE activity (S2)
MNI Coordinates (mm)
Analysis
MNI Coordinates (mm)
Analysis
x y z t-stats size x y z t-stats size
ORBinf/TPOmid L −30 21 −35 6.56 177 −26 18 −24 6.50 70
INS/ORBinf R 28 15 −17 6.64 255 36 21 −20 7.66 996
IFGtri/INS L −27 30 −2 6.83 203 −32 30 −3 6.71 146
ITG L −42 −12 −29 6.96 119 −56 −67 −18 6.50 54
MCC L 12 −12 49 7.82 443 14 −10 51 7.27 436
MFG/SFG R 20 53 3 7.67 231 21 53 3 7.31 180
ORBmid R 22 68 −11 7.07 611 22 68 −12 6.91 97
ROL/IFGoperc R 57 9 3 8.33 729 36 21 −20 7.66 996
LING L −16 −57 −8 6.55 109
CB L −20 −72 −35 6.55 224
IFGoperc/PreCG L −38 5 22 7.39 249
IPL L −39 −52 46 7.38 171
TPO R 46 27 −23 6.67 140
MCC R 9 −36 43 6.83 148          
PreCG L −21 −30 55 7.16 120          
SFG R 22 −6 51 6.67 61          
PCL/PCUN R 10 −39 57 6.92 120
SMA/MCC R 10 14 48 7.28 227
SMA/MCC L 14 −10 51 7.27 436
CUN/PCUN R 14 −75 37 6.79 150
MTG R 49 −58 12 6.86 93

Regions having reduced GMV in SLE patients compared to healthy controls were reported at a height threshold of p < 0.01 family-wise error corrected with the minimum cluster size of 50 voxels (p < 0.05 extent threshold). S1: Regions of Interest (ROIs) having reduced GMV in SLE patients at diagnosis. S2: ROIs having reduced GMV in SLE patients after attaining low SLE disease activity. The t-stats and coordinates (x, y and z in mm) of the peak voxel within each cluster are given. The size of each cluster (number of voxels) are also provided (each voxel equals to 1.5 mm3).

Abbreviations: L = left, R = right, ORBinf = inferior frontal gyrus (orbital part), IFGtri = inferior frontal gyrus (triangular part), ITG = inferior temporal gyrus, MCC = middle cingulate cortex, MFG = middle frontal gyrus, ORBmid = middle frontal gyrus (orbital part), INS = insula, ROL = rolandic operculum, SFGdor = superior frontal gyrus (dorsolateral), LING = lingual gyrus, CB = cerebellum, TPO = temporal pole, IFGoperc = inferior frontal gyrus (opercular part), PreCG = precentral gyrus, IPL = inferior parietal, excluding supramarginal and angular gyri, PCL = paracentral lobule, PCUN = precuneus, SMA = supplementary motor area, CUN = cuneus, MTG = middle temporal gyrus.