Table 1.

Cortical regions whose 6-months atrophy is significantly correlated with both Glasgow coma score and with the seizure occurrence score (0 or 1).

Lobe	Cortical structure	F2,30	p	f2	1 − β
Frontal	Transverse frontopolar gyrus/sulcus	11.21	0.0002	0.3557	0.8386
	Frontomarginal gyrus/sulcus	7.13	0.0038	0.4122	0.8907
	Middle frontal gyrus	6.19	0.0056	0.7213	0.9902
Insular	Anterior circular insular sulcus	6.88	0.0043	0.5211	0.9509
	Anterior lateral sulcus, vertical part	7.16	0.0037	0.8267	0.9960
	Superior circular insular sulcus	7.18	0.0028	0.3775	0.8608
	Inferior circular insular sulcus	6.82	0.0044	0.4614	0.9233
	Posterior lateral sulcus	7.85	0.0027	0.4329	0.9057
Limbic	Anterior cingulate gyrus/sulcus	7.20	0.0037	0.4030	0.8834
	Middle anterior cingulate gyrus/sulcus	5.72	0.0079	0.4610	0.9231
	Subcallosal gyrus	7.03	0.0031	0.6416	0.9810
	Cingulate sulcus, marginal part	9.84	0.0010	0.7567	0.9927
	Posterior ventral cingulate gyrus	7.19	0.0037	0.4106	0.8895
Temporal	Anterior transverse collateral sulcus	5.95	0.0070	0.6268	0.9786
	Transverse temporal sulcus	6.41	0.0055	0.7823	0.9941
	Middle temporal gyrus	9.68	0.0011	0.7316	0.9910
Parietal	Postcentral gyrus	7.84	0.0018	0.4771	0.9317
	Paracentral lobule/sulcus	8.84	0.0010	0.6195	0.9773
Occipital	Lingual gyrus	8.28	0.0014	0.3932	0.8751
	Anterior occipital sulcus	9.92	0.0010	0.4115	0.8902
	Inferior occipital gyrus/sulcus	7.17	0.0037	0.4799	0.9331
	Cuneus	6.09	0.0060	0.3567	0.8397
	Occipital pole	6.63	0.0049	0.7921	0.9946

For structures within each lobe, the test statistic (F_2,30), p-value, effect size (f²), and statistical power (1 − β) of the test are listed. For brevity, regions for which the statistical test is relatively underpowered (i.e., 1 − β < 0.8) and for which the multiple correlation is not statistically significant (i.e., p > 0.05, corrected for multiple comparisons) are not displayed.