Table 2.
The indices and names of the ROIs in the AAL template
| Index | ROI label | Index | ROI label |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1,2 | Precentral gyrus (PreCG) | 3,4 | Superior frontal gyrus (dorsal) (SFGdor) |
| 5,6 | Orbitofrontal cortex (superior) (ORBsup) | 7,8 | Middle frontal gyrus (MFG) |
| 9,10 | Orbitofrontal cortex (middle) (ORBmid) | 11,12 | Inferior frontal gyrus (opercular) (IFGoperc) |
| 13,14 | Inferior frontal gyrus (triangular) (IFGtriang) | 15,16 | Orbitofrontal cortex (inferior) (ORBinf) |
| 17,18 | Rolandic operculum (ROL) | 19,20 | Supplementary motor area (SMA) |
| 21,22 | Olfactory (OLF) | 23,24 | Superior frontal gyrus (medial) (SFGmed) |
| 25,26 | Orbitofrontal cortex (medial) (ORBmed) | 27,28 | Rectus gyrus (REC) |
| 29,30 | Insula (INS) | 31,32 | Anterior cingulate gyrus (ACG) |
| 33,34 | Middle cingulate gyrus (MCG) | 35,36 | Posterior cingulate gyrus (PCG) |
| 37,38 | Hippocampus (HIP) | 39,40 | Parahippocampal gyrus (PHG) |
| 41,42 | Amygdala (AMYG) | 43,44 | Calcarine cortex (CAL) |
| 45,46 | Cuneus (CUN) | 47,48 | Lingual gyrus (LING) |
| 49,50 | Superior occipital gyrus (SOG) | 51,52 | Middle occipital gyrus (MOG) |
| 53,54 | Inferior occipital gyrus (IOG) | 55,56 | Fusiform gyrus (FFG) |
| 57,58 | Postcentral gyrus (PoCG) | 59,60 | Superior parietal gyrus (SPG) |
| 61,62 | Inferior parietal lobule (IPL) | 63,64 | Supramarginal gyrus (SMG) |
| 65,66 | Angular gyrus (ANG) | 67,68 | Precuneus (PCUN) |
| 69,70 | Paracentral lobule (PCL) | 71,72 | Caudate (CAU) |
| 73,74 | Putamen (PUT) | 75,76 | Pallidum (PAL) |
| 77,78 | Thalamus (THA) | 79,80 | Heshl gyrus (HES) |
| 81,82 | Superior temporal gyrus (STG) | 83,84 | Temporal pole (superior) (TPOsup) |
| 85,86 | Middle temporal gyrus (MTG) | 87,88 | Temporal pole (middle) (TPOmid) |
| 89,90 | Inferior temporal gyrus (ITG) | 91–94 | Crus I–II of cerebellar hemisphere (CRBLCrus) |
| 95–108 | Lobule III–X of cerebellar hemisphere (CRBL) | 109–116 | Lobule I–X of vermis (Vermis) |
Frontal = (1–16, 19–28, 69–70); insula = (29:30); temporal = (79–90); parietal = (17–18, 57–68); occipital = (43–56).
Limbic = (31–40); subcortical = (41–42, 71–78); cerebellum = (91–108); vermis = (109–116).
The odd and even indices refer to the left‐ and right‐hemispheric regions, respectively.