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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jun 2.
Published in final edited form as: J Urol. 2011 May 14;186(1):117–124. doi: 10.1016/j.juro.2011.03.027

Table 1.

Peak foci for activations for pain rating and visual rating, and their contrast

Brain Region (Brodmann area) Pain Rating
Visual Rating
Pain – Visual
Coordinates x, y, z (mm) Z Score Coordinates x, y, z (mm) Z Score Coordinates x, y, z (mm) Z Score
 Rt ant INS 44, 14, −4 7.00 38, 30, 28 4.40 46, 12, −4 6.22
 Rt DLPFC (9) 40, 36, 28 5.18 40, 36, 28 3.80
 Rt VPC (6) 46, 6, 36 4.81
 Rt PPC (40) 52, −48, 48 4.72 50, −48, 48 4.33
 Lt PPC (40) −52, −48, 50 4.12 −30, −60, −2 5.81
 Lt TH −6, −10, 16 5.28
 Rt M1 (4) 36, −30, 30 3.05
 Lt VPC (6) −48, 8, 18 4.88
 Rt S1 (3) 36, −18, 44 5.19 36, −28, 58 −4.54
 Lt S1 (3) −34, 4, 48 3.56
 Lt MT (19) −42, −68, −6 4.11
 Rt MT (19) 46, −72, −2 6.10
 Lt ant INS −38, −20, 6 4.86
 Lt M1 (4) −52, −4, 46 4.18 −38, −18, 46 −4.10
 Rt frontal (10) 18, 56, 16 5.12
 Lt frontal (10) −22, 60, 16 4.02
 Lt PreCu (5) −8, −42, 60 4.37 −8, −44, 58 4.17

In contrast (pain – visual), positive Z scores indicated pain greater than visual, while negative Z scores indicated visual greater than pain contrasts.

DLPFC, dorsolateral prefrontal cortex; M1, primary motor area; S1, primary somatosensory cortex; PPC, posterior parietal cortex; VPC, ventral premotor cortex; MT, mid temporal cortex; PreCu, precuneus; TH, thalamus.