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. 2019 Mar 22;13:87. doi: 10.3389/fnhum.2019.00087

Table 4.

Disease effects in adolescents.

Brain region Lat X (mm) Y (mm) Z (mm) Vol (cm) Z-stat
Auditory
Migraine > Control Cortical
Frontal
Sup. Orbital R 18 34 32 1.24 2.92
Parietal
Supramarginal R 58 -14 28 1.8 4.22
Occipital
Inferior L -34 -86 -4 1.03 3.12
Temporal
Superior R 62 -6 4 1 2.70
L -62 -34 20 2.55 2.87
Middle L -50 -34 4 1.61 3.59
Cingulum
Middle L -2 -6 48 2.79 3.94
CEN –A (10)
Migraine > Control Cortical
Frontal
Sup. Medial L -2 46 28 10.18 4.69
Cingulum
Middle L 2 18 36 1.97 3.78
L -6 -38 36 1.39 3.64
Insula
Anterior L -42 6 -12 8 3.69
CEN –C (53)
Migraine > Control Cortical
Parietal
Supramarginal R 54 -34 48 1.8 3.86
Superior R 18 -46 68 1.08 3.31
L -18 -74 52 1.42 3.75
Occipital
Superior L -22 -74 40 1.25 3.77
Temporal
Lingual L -10 -58 -8 1.46 4.18
R 2 -70 0 1.49 4.04
Cingulum
Anterior L 2 26 28 2.06 4.33
CEN –B (16)
Migraine < Control Cortical
Parietal
Precuneus R 14 -42 48 1.13 4.39
DMN – A (03)
Migraine < Control Cortical
Temporal
Superior R 58 -6 -12 1.03 4.59
FPN Right
Migraine > Control Cortical
Frontal
Inferior triangular L -54 22 24 1.67 3.27
Temporal
Superior L -46 -14 -12 3.41 4.17
Migraine < Control Cortical
Frontal
Middle L -46 42 16 4.58 3.89
SMA L -10 2 72 1.17 3.99
Salience
Migraine > Control Cortical
Frontal
Inf. Orbital R 46 30 -8 4.18 3.34
Inf. Triangular R 54 26 16 1.65 3.36
Inf. Operculum L -54 14 0 1.26 3.12
R 58 10 4 5.09 3.76
Parietal
Supramarginal R 58 -38 36 1.02 2.53
Superior L -14 -74 48 1.52 3.36
Occipital
Middle R 46 -66 24 1.04 3.13
Temporal
Lingual L -18 -90 -12 1.15 2.99
Insula
Anterior L -30 30 4 1.92 3.33
R 34 22 4 2.09 2.91
Sub-cortical
Putamen R 30 6 4 2.1 2.67
Migraine < Control Cortical
Parietal
Angular R 42 -62 48 1.46 3.88
Cingulum
Middle L -2 22 32 2.62 3.41
Brainstem/cerebellum
Cerebellum 8 R 22 -54 -48 1.29 3.42
SMN –B (21) Cortical
Migraine > Control Frontal
Mid. Orbital L -2 54 -4 1.47 3.19
R 26 -2 48 9.7 4.05
R 42 -2 56 1.44 2.79
Inf. Orbital L -22 10 -24 1.05 3.64
Sup. Orbital R 30 2 60 2.06 3.27
R 30 -14 60 1.73 3.78
Inf. Triangular L -46 18 8 1.09 2.72
Inf. Operculum R 58 14 16 1.13 3.43
R 34 6 28 2.28 3.07
SMA R 2 10 52 3.7 3.12
R 6 18 56 2.7 3.08
L -10 2 60 3.07 2.99
R 6 -14 64 3.8 2.67
R 14 -18 68 1.26 2.55
Precentral R 46 6 40 1.94 2.7
L -30 -18 56 8.14 3.28
R 46 -10 36 1.42 3.3
Middle L -30 18 44 2.45 2.76
Superior L -22 -2 56 1.1 2.53
R 10 42 40 7.58 2.83
Rectus R 6 34 -16 1.14 2.88
Sup. Medial L -2 22 40 14.74 3.35
Parietal
Postcentral R 34 -34 60 1.28 2.6
L -30 -38 64 3.85 2.81
R 30 -46 56 2.45 3.74
Precuneus L -2 -58 16 1.85 2.64
Occipital
Rolandic Operculum R 54 2 16 2.28 3.28
Inferior R 50 -70 -16 1.33 2.84
Temporal
Superior L -62 -6 0 1.99 3.18
Heschl R 54 -14 8 1.93 3.16
Fusiform L -42 -54 -12 1.04 3.13
L -34 -82 -16 1.74 2.69
Cingulum
Anterior R 2 34 -8 1.84 2.83
R 6 10 28 1.56 2.88
Middle R 10 14 40 1.38 2.59
R 2 2 44 1.36 2.5
L -6 -10 36 2.66 3.17
R 10 -26 36 1.39 3.19
Sub-cortical
Putamen R 26 18 4 1.89 3.39
L -26 -2 8 2.19 3.31

The table indicates brain areas of significant increased or decreased connectivity with the listed networks for adolescents with migraine vs. healthy controls. Coordinates and max statistical value (z-stat) are given for peak activity as well as volume (Vol) of each cluster of activity. “Lat” indicates the brain laterality (i.e., R, right side, L, left side).