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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Mar 28.
Published in final edited form as: Psychiatry Res. 2016 Dec 13;260:6–15. doi: 10.1016/j.pscychresns.2016.12.005

Table 3.

Information on clusters of significance and peaks showing positive and negative age regressions for OCD and HC during Periodic and Random tasks (Figure 4).

Region (nearest gray matter) MNI coordinates (x, y, z) Z score Cluster Extent p (peak)
OCD: Periodic – no clusters of significance
OCD: Random – positive regression
Precuneus −16 −49 39 3.24 4148 0.001
Caudate 21 20 10 2.96 1585 0.002
Extra-nuclear −21 5 15 2.57 2833 0.005
OCD: Random – negative regression – no clusters of significance
HC: Periodic – positive regression
Precentral gyrus 63 6 3 3.67 2439 0.001
Midbrain −12 −27 −14 3.37 719 0.001
Insula −42 5 −9 3.24 2068 0.001
Inferior frontal gyrus −40 26 12 2.97 1486 0.001
Insula 39 −3 −9 2.97 790 0.002
Sub-gyral 15 42 −14 2.06 632 0.020
HC: Periodic – negative regression
Posterior cingulate 4 −52 10 2.87 764 0.002
HC: Random – positive regression
Putamen 24 12 −6 4.75 81822 0.001
Postcentral gyrus −57 −16 21 4.42 19076 0.001
Middle temporal gyrus −45 −57 3 4.23 6419 0.001
Insula −42 −19 19 3.92 1839 0.001
Caudate 16 9 15 3.91 296 0.001
Middle frontal gyrus 36 44 16 3.75 21528 0.001
Supplementary motor area 9 12 48 3.74 21528 0.001
Thalamus −16 −12 18 3.05 374 0.001
HC: Random – negative regression
Medial frontal gyrus −14 52 −5 3.60 2780 0.001
Inferior frontal gyrus 52 28 3 2.93 394 0.002