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. 2011 Jun 16;33(4):883–894. doi: 10.1002/hbm.21256

Table II.

Brain regions activated by the CO2 stimulus irrespective of its intensity and corresponding perception, brain regions coding for stimulus intensity irrespective of the corresponding perception, and brain regions coding exclusively for pain perception

Effect Left hemispherea Right hemisphere
Region x y z t value x y z t value
CO2‐stimulus‐related activation
Insula lobe −30 21 3 11.21 33 21 3 12.75
Insula lobe −33 18 0 10.84 39 0 3 7.52
Insula lobe −36 6 −9 6.54
SMA −3 12 48 7.25 6 18 48 7.78
SMA 12 9 51 7.12
Stimulus intensity‐related activation
Insula lobe −33 −9 15 9.70 45 12 −3 7.24
Insula lobe −36 −3 −6 8.54 51 9 −3 6.94
Superior temporal gyrus −57 −9 6 6.73 60 3 3 7.10
SII −45 −18 21 7.65
SII −48 3 12 6.71
Amygdala (LB) −27 0 −21 8.05
Amygdala (SF) −18 0 −15 7.15
Postcentral gyrus −39 −27 54 7.67
Postcentral gyrus −57 −3 15 7.60
Postcentral gyrus −60 −15 27 7.07
Postcentral gyrus −57 −12 30 7.02
Postcentral gyrus −63 −21 15 7.50
MCC 0 12 39 7.37
Pain perception‐related activation
Precentral gyrus −39 −24 60 8.14
Postcentral gyrus −39 −33 57 7.12
Insula lobe −42 0 9 7.83
Putamen 33 3 9 6.83
a

Contralateral to the stimulus application side.

SII, secondary somatosensory cortex; MCC, Middle cingulate cortex; SMA, supplementary motor area.

The table contains the anatomic location of the voxels with highest voxel level t in the respective region of a 24‐subject group analysis. Reported voxels are thresholded at P < 0.05 family wise error (FWE) corrected. Coordinates are reported in MNI space.