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. 2016 Oct 13;10:460. doi: 10.3389/fnins.2016.00460

Table 2.

Changes in FA maps after Braille training.

k = 26 x y I cluster T %
Parietal Operculum WM (SII) −42 −32 26 L 204 7.15 +1.7
−40 −32 16 L 6.93
−40 −16 20 L 6.80
Postcentral Gyrus WM (SI) −36 −28 46 L 126 6.28 +2.3
−38 −36 60 L 5.81
−44 −30 56 L 4.89
Lingual Gyrus WM 16 −84 −10 R 93 7.50 +1.61
26 −92 −14 R 7.43
Superior Frontal Gyrus WM 12 12 70 R 85 5.88 +1.65
14 12 62 R 5.42
Lingual Gyrus WM −26 −84 −4 L 76 9.27 +1.8
−34 −86 −10 L 7.40
Parahippocampal Gyrus WM −28 −32 −18 L 75 5.27 +1.5
−34 −44 −26 L 5.20
Fusiform Gyrus WM 28 −54 −8 R 62 8.04 +1.1
Middle Frontal Gyrus WM 42 0 58 R 49 6.71 +1.2
34 −4 62 R 4.67
Superior Frontal Gyrus WM −10 −8 56 L 36 9.61 +2.25
−16 −12 64 L 4.08
Inferior Frontal Gyrus WM 46 22 −6 R 36 5.87 +1.51
Lingual Gyrus WM −14 −52 0 L 34 6.25 +1.42
Superior Frontal Gyrus WM −24 8 70 L 30 5.68 +1.3
−16 12 72 L 5.35
Thalamus LP −14 −22 10 L 27 6.99 +1.8
−16 −24 18 L 4.58

MNI coordinates, peak activation, and volume percentage of FA change are given along with the significance threshold estimate. Results revealed by paired t-test between the FA maps before and after the training. SI—primary somatosensory cortex, SII—secondary somatosensory cortex, LP—lateral-posterior; L—left, R—right hemisphere. T-values of the peak activations, p < 0.05 (correction for multiple comparisons at cluster level, Family Wise Error), and extent threshold k for an appropriate comparison is indicated in the table.