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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: Brain Imaging Behav. 2019 Jun;13(3):577–587. doi: 10.1007/s11682-018-9877-1

Table 5.

Brain regions in which motor learning was related to rCBF in the individual groups

Task Variable Anatomic Location MNI Coordinates: T-Statistic
(peak)
Size (mm3)
X Y Z
Initial Speed Left Occipital Cortex and Cerebellum −38 −86 −20 4.55 811
Right Caudate Nucleus 6 4 4 4.77 418
Right Medial Temporal-Occipital Junction 28 −50 −6 4.13 137
Proficiency Gain Right Occipital Cortex and Cerebellum 24 −74 −18 4.88 2241
Left Temporal Cortex and Cerebellum −44 −38 −16 3.97 176
Left Cerebellum and Pons −16 −30 −26 4.01 143

Shown are the anatomic location, MNI coordinates, t-statistic, and cluster extent (number of voxels) for regions in which the effect of rCBF was negatively correlated with initial speed and positively correlated with proficiency gain in controls. Results are cluster-corrected at P<0.05