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. 2009 Oct 15;26(10):1815–1822. doi: 10.1089/neu.2008.0867

Table 5.

Brain Regions Showing Statistically Reduced Task-Related Activation in EI Patients Compared to Matched Healthy Control Subjects When Performing Saccades to Predictable Versus Unpredictable Saccade Targets

  Left hemisphere Right hemisphere
Volume (mm3) of increased activation Peak t value X, Y, Z coordinates Volume (mm3) of increased activation Peak t value X, Y, Z coordinates
EI < healthy
Frontal eye fields 2403 4.55 −46, −4, 47  486 3.44 31, −4, 62
Supplementary eye fields  162 3.96 −7, 1, 68  351 4.20 1, −4, 65
Intraparietal sulcus 2079 4.54 −46, −46, 60      
Middle frontal gyrus 3321 4.65 −46, 34, 26 2295 4.55 25, −28, 41
Precuneus  54 2.61 −13, −82, 38 1647 4.57 4, −55, 50
Anterior cingulate cortex 1404 4.10 −4, 28, 14 1323 4.51 1, 19, 32
Motor cingulate cortex  243 4.21 −10, 10, 32  27   1, 13, 29
Posterior cingulate cortex  27 2.81 −1, −46, 8  81 3.14 1, −46, 8
Striatum  189 3.29 −28, −10, −1  27 2.61 28, −10, −3
Insula 2592 5.52 −49, 1, −9 1296 4.13 31, 19, −1
Thalamus  27 2.85 −10, −28, 2      

The table shows the t value for the peak activation in each region, its corresponding Talairach coordinates, and volume of voxels showing statistically reduced activation in EI patients.