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. 2017 Jan 23;7:41320. doi: 10.1038/srep41320

Figure 3. SEEG experiment revealed the contribution of hippocampus to CIPC before the behavioral response during the second rating.

Figure 3

(a) Patients’ individual interaction values belonged to the distribution of interactions observed in the normal population (N = 30 controls)19. (b) Table summarizing behavioral and SEEG results of each SEEG patient. Note that 6 out of 35 electrodes with a significant critical interaction, and that these effects were observed in each of the 4 patients showing a positive CIPC in their behavior (patients 1 to 4). (c) Paralleling behavior and fMRI, the interaction between condition and memory during rating 2 session was observed in contacts located in the vicinity (≤30 mm) of the fMRI peak of activation within the left hippocampus. Electrodes from 4 patients showed the predicted modulation of activity within temporal window (200–600 ms). For each electrode P-value computed with a non-parametric Monte-Carlo based permutation statistics is indicated for each electrode, as well its significance to multiple testing correction using a FDR procedure (‘*’ for significant; ‘ns’ for non-significant).