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. 2017 Apr 4;11:157. doi: 10.3389/fnhum.2017.00157

Table 3.

Twelve regions with significant differences, based on ANOVA (corrected at p < 0.001, cluster size 50mm2).

Cluster size (mm2) Coordinates Average Cortical Thickness
x y z ADHDI ADHDC TDC
LEFT HEMISPHERE
Superior frontal sulcus, MFG 263.40 −24.38 10.534 57.315 2.6962 2.5483 2.7053*
Precentral gyrus 226.75 −28.876 −24.375 59.984 2.6088 2.5351 2.7823*
Postcentral gyrus (middle) 120.55 −51.721 −20.515 48.220 2.0511 2.0943 2.2158*
Postcentral gyrus (dorsal) 108.48 −31.086 −33.537 61.708 1.9221 2.0749 2.2061*
MTG 97.22 −56.836 −43.266 −0.973 3.0002 3.0167 3.1930*
Orbital gyri, olfactory sulcus 92.90 −16.190 43.782 −6.448 2.3751* 2.2694 2.1542
fusiform gyrus 85.49 −34.077 −24.091 −16.101 3.0491* 2.8391 2.9911
Temporal pole 72.70 −25.916 15.919 −22.011 3.7693 3.4891 3.8485*
Intraparietal sulcus 70.85 −18.823 −55.081 35.649 2.1532 2.2230 2.3272*
SFG 61.23 −16.234 52.671 40.944 3.0485* 2.9041 2.8155
RIGHT HEMISPHERE
Precentral gyrus/Central sulcus 686.22 38.521 −14.525 50.407 2.5374 2.5437 2.6961*
SFG 69.90 14.811 26.247 58.640 3.0023* 2.8072 2.9575

TDC, typically developing children; ADHDI, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, inattentive type; ADHDC, attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder, combined type; MFG, middle frontal gyrus; MTG, middle temporal gyrus; SFG, superior frontal gyrus.

*

Indicates the highest cortical thickness value of the region among the three groups.