Table 4.

Brain-region specific activation characteristics within POC and SOC extracted from the significant activation identified in the whole-brain analysis.

			NIH (mm)^a						NIH (mm)^a
Left Hemisphere	# of active voxels	z-Max	x	y	z	Right Hemisphere	# of active voxels	z- Max	x	y	z
Medial OFC	1592/24203	3.70	33	17	−37	Medial OFC	1592/24203	3.70	33	17	−37
Entorhinal cortex	776/2627	3.886	6	−25	−38	Entorhinal cortex	656/3150	3.42	40	−29	−34
Hippocampus	36/3487	2.93	5	−54	−17	Hippocampus/	107/3643	3.23	41	−30	−33
Inferior OFC	519/7763	3.49	5	−8	−37	Inferior OFC	1064/7852	3.524	54	1	−36
Insular Cortex	0/7414					Insular Cortex	0/7009
Piriform Cortex	91/675	3.48	4	−25	−29	Piriform Cortex	442/700	3.68	40	−17	−36
POC Amygdala (CM & SF)	424/1796	3.58	3	−26	−28	POC Amygdala (CM & sf)	644/1522	3.90	39	−25	−27
SOC Amygdala (LB)	153/1587	3.69	5	−26	−39	SOC Amygdala (LB)	319/1485	3.28	41	−29	−33
Thalamus	169/6812	3.41	17	−36	−16	Thalamus	2/6718	2.56	27	−33	−17

Coordinates from the study-specific pediatric template included in Supplementary Materials (Fonov et al., 2011; Fonov et al., 2009).

Active voxels = voxels with a z-value ≥ 2.3. OFC= orbital frontal cortex, POC = primary olfactory cortex, SOC = secondary olfactory cortex, CM = centromedial, SF=superficial, LB= laterobasal, NIH = National Institutes of Health.

The results reported in this table only include voxels that were significant in our whole brain analysis. Activation in specific regions is provided for descriptive purposes only.