Table 2.

Anatomical location of modular nodes overlapping hubs in the structural network

Type of hub, cortical region	BA	Area	Probability across sparsities (%)
Local
L Inferior Frontal Gyrus	47	HA	90
L Medial Frontal Gyrus	10	HA	90
L Precuneus	7	HA	65–90
L Middle Temporal Gyrus	21, 39	HA	45–75
R Posterior Cingulate	29	HA	50
L Temporal Pole	38	HA/UA	40–100
L Inferior Occipital Gyrus	18	UA	80–100
L/R Cuneus	7, 17, 18, 19	UA	40–100
L Inferior Temporal Gyrus	20	UA	80
L Middle Occipital Gyrus	18, 19	UA	45–65
L Middle Frontal Gyrus	6, 9	SMA/HA	70–100
R Lingual Gyrus	17, 18	SMA/UA	55–100
R Postcentral Gyrus	2, 3	SMA	50–100
L Precentral Gyrus	4	SMA	95
Global
L Posterior Cingulate Gyrus	31	HA	55–95
L/R Inferior Frontal Gyrus	9, 47	HA	40–90
L/R Precuneus	7, 19, 31	HA	40–90
L Middle Temporal Gyrus	21, 39	HA	60–85
L Posterior Cingulate	30	HA	65
L Inferior Parietal Lobule	40	HA	60
L/R Anterior Cingulate Gyrus	24	HA	45–55
L Superior Parietal Lobule	7	HA	50
R Parahippocampal Gyrus	35	HA	50
L Superior Frontal Gyrus	8, 9	HA/UA	40–100
R Fusiform Gyrus	19, 37	HA/UA	95–100
R Medial Frontal Gyrus	6	HA/UA	100
L/R Superior Temporal Gyrus	13, 38, 39	HA/UA	45–90
L/R Inferior Temporal Gyrus	37	UA	45–90
R Cuneus	18	UA	60
R Middle Occipital Gyrus	19	UA	60
R Middle Frontal Gyrus	6, 10	SMA/HA	55–70
L Lingual Gyrus	18, 19	SMA/UA	45–95
L Precentral Gyrus	4	SMA	100
L/R Postcentral Gyrus	3, 43	SMA	40–45

BA: Brodmann areas; R: right; L: left; SMA: sensory‐motor area; UA: Unimodal association area; HA: heteromodal association area.