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. 2006 Jan 4;26(1):273–278. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.2967-05.2006

Table 1.

Brain regions activated when listening in silence for detecting a sound



MNI coordinates for tmax


Side and region (Brodmann's area)
x
y
z
tmax
Cluster size
Frontal
    R precentral/inferior frontal gyrus (BA 44/6) 52 19 33 5.97 498
    R middle frontal/inferior frontal gyrus (BA 46/45) 49 37 23 6.47 137
    L anterior insula/inferior frontal gyrus (BA 47/13) -38 13 1 5.33 171
    R anterior insula/inferior frontal gyrus (BA 47/ BA 13) 37 19 5 6.69 383
    Median cingulate/supplementary motor area (BA 6/32) -2 22 37 4.96 77
    Supplementary motor area (BA 6/32) 4 10 51 7.84 444
Temporal
    L superior temporal gyrus (BA 41/42/22) -50 -26 9 5.75 364
    R superior temporal gyrus (BA 41/42/22) 64 -32 12 4.87 57
Parietal
    L angular/supramarginal gyrus (BA 40/39) -50 -62 29 9.13 292
Subcortical
    L thalamus -11 -20 15 4.48 64
    L caudate nucleus -8 1 9 7.01 332
    R caudate nucleus
10
1
12
9.22
588

Results are derived from a mixed-effect analysis (11 subjects), and the clusters correspond to the contrast listening in silence versus resting state. x, y, and z correspond to the stereotaxic coordinates (in millimeters) in the Montreal Neurological Institute (MNI) reference brain provided with SPM2. The statistical map is thresholded at t = 3.17, which corresponds to p < 0.01. All tmax values (the maximum value of t among the voxels of the cluster) correspond to p < 0.001 (t(0.001) = 4.58). Cluster size represents the number of contiguous voxels showing significant activation (2 × 2 × 2 mm voxels). R, Right; L, left; BA, Brodmann's area.