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. 2018 May 12;61(7):1676–1687. doi: 10.1007/s00125-018-4622-2

Table 1.

Regions of the brain with different activation responses to hypoglycaemia in men with type 1 diabetes with HA vs those with IAH

Period vs baseline, response direction Group (region name) k (voxels) t (peak voxel) p(peak voxel) p(uncorrected cluster) Atlas coordinates for location in the brain Subcluster size
x y z
Early
 HA > IAH Lingual gyrus L 54 3.57 0.00024 0.060 0 −74 −6 31
Lingual gyrus R 23
 HA < IAH Post dorsolateral frontal cortex L 79 −3.47 0.00034 0.026 −48 22 12 79
Post dorsolateral frontal cortex L 54 −4.40 0.00001 0.060 −32 26 46 54
Insular cortex Ra 55 −3.53 0.00027 0.058 44 −2 10 4
Precentral gyrus Ra 3
Central operculum cortex R 44
Cerebral white matter Ra 4
Medial orbital cortex La 70 −4.17 0.00003 0.035 4 62 −14 11
Medial orbital cortex R 59
Established
 HA > IAH Precentral gyrus La 128 3.84 0.00009 0.007 −6 −38 66 9
Postcentral gyrus L 95
Cerebral white matter Ra 30
Precentral gyrus R 89 4.01 0.00005 0.020 20 −28 66 56
Postcentral gyrus R 33
Dorsal ant cingulate cortex 42
Cerebral white matter Ra 8
Ant cingulate cortex 68 4.03 0.00004 0.037 −2 36 6 68
 HA < IAH Parietal lobule L 109 −4.75 <0.00001 0.011 −34 −58 40 54
Supramarginal gyrus La 2
Angular gyrus L 53
Middle temp gyrus post L 171 −4.18 0.00002 0.002 −54 −62 16 76
Angular gyrus L 63
Occipital pole L 32
Medial orbital cortex La 133 −3.76 0.00012 0.006 4 60 −12 6
Medial orbital cortex R 127
Recovery
 HA > IAH Outside atlasa 127 3.53 0.00027 0.007 40 −40 −16 4
Inf temp gyrus post Ra 1
Cerebral white matter Ra 7
Postcentral gyrus L 58
Outside atlasa 111 3.79 0.00011 0.010 10 −8 −16 23
Cerebral white matter Ra 17
Hippocampus Ra 9
Amygdala R 22
Midbrain 30
Precentral gyrus L 119 3.84 0.00009 0.008 −38 −24 62 25
Postcentral gyrus L 94
Insular cortex R 78 3.42 0.0004 0.027 42 −22 0 11
Sup temp gyrus ant R 52
Sup temp gyrus post Ra 7
Cerebral white matter Ra 8
Outside atlasa 79 3.81 0.0001 0.026 32 2 −20 3
Insular cortex Ra 10
Ant temp pole R 21
Parahippocampal ambiens gyrus ant Ra 1
Cerebral white matter R 27
Amygdala R 17
 HA < IAH Middle temp gyrus ant L 97 −5.02 <0.00001 0.015 −64 −14 −14 32
Middle temp gyrus post L 56
Inf temp gyrus ant La 3
Inf temp gyrus post La 6
Sup temp gyrus post L 138 −4.56 <0.00001 0.005 −58 −48 16 43
Middle temp gyrus post La 1
Supramarginal gyrus L 68
Angular gyrus L 23
Cerebral white matter La 3
Ant dorsolateral frontal cortex La 78 −4.42 <0.00001 0.027 −10 50 34 10
Anterior medial frontal cortex La 6
Postero-medial frontal cortex L 62
Middle temp gyrus post L 90 −4.01 0.00005 0.019 −56 −34 −22 22
Inf temp gyrus post L 68
Parietal lobule L 685 −3.96 0.00006 <0.001 −38 −58 54 88
Supramarginal gyrus L 38
Angular gyrus L 425
Occipital pole L 134
Middle temp gyrus post R 53 −3.89 0.00007 0.062 60 −46 2 53
Precentral gyrus L 95 −3.57 0.00024 0.016 −40 2 52 32
Post dorsolateral frontal cortex L 63
Post dorsolateral frontal cortex L 97 −3.46 0.00035 0.015 −36 18 50 97

Region names derive from the intersection of regions identified by SPM using the Tziortzi atlas [29]. t values are calculated from a linear contrast for every voxel, the peak t value being the voxel with highest t value in the cluster

p(peak voxel) is the p value that corresponds to the peak t value within each cluster, calculated with 154 degrees of freedom. p(uncorrected cluster) is the p value calculated using SPM2, reflecting the significance of cluster size of regions that meet the criteria for significance (i.e. the likelihood that a cluster of that size being found based on Gaussian field theory and functional image smoothness)

aRegions that did not meet the criteria for significance

Ant, anterior; Inf, inferior; L left; Post, posterior; R right; Sup, superior; Temp, temporal