Table 1.

Clusters with significantly increased and decreased cortical thickness (CT) in DS relative to TD controls (TDC)

						Talairach
Contrast	Cluster	Region labels	Side	BA (t max)	Vertices	x	Y	z	t max	p cluster
DS > TDC	1	Superior parietal cortex, inferior parietal cortex, precuneus cortex	R	18	40,501	8	−84	20	6.55	6.46 × 10−6
	2	Superior parietal cortex, precuneus cortex, lateral occipital cortex	L	7	35,816	−25	−47	58	7.10	6.46 × 10−6
	3	Superior frontal gyrus, rostral middle frontal gyrus, lateral orbital frontal cortex	L	8	31,480	−8	33	43	9.44	6.46 × 10−6
	4	Superior frontal gyrus, rostral middle frontal gyrus, caudal middle frontal gyrus	R	10	16,238	9	54	13	7.59	6.50 × 10−6
	5	Lateral orbital frontal cortex, pars orbitalis, medial orbital frontal cortex	R	47	4,354	15	21	−14	7.56	9.09 × 10−3
DS < TDC	1	Superior temporal gyrus, middle temporal gyrus, inferior temporal gyrus	R	13	15,141	40	−22	−3	−7.46	8.83 × 10−6
	2	Inferior temporal gyrus, superior temporal gyrus, fusiform gyrus	L	13	14,165	−39	−19	−6	−6.21	1.28 × 10−5
	3	Precentral gyrus	R	6	2,979	39	−9	39	−5.08	4.65 × 10−2

Note. Region labels listed include up to three regions with the highest t values; side = hemisphere; L = left; R = right; BA = approximate Brodmann area at t _max; vertices = number of vertices within the cluster; t _max = maximum t‐statistic within the cluster; p _cluster = cluster‐corrected p value.