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. 2004 Mar 5;22(1):1–14. doi: 10.1002/hbm.20006

Table II.

Per subject coordinates

Subject Voluntary movement TMS‐induced movement
x y z Volume Z‐score x y z Volume Z‐score
1246 −26 −16 40 1,152 3.3 −34 −18 40 1,304 3.7
1265 −44 −30 42 3,504 4.6 −34 −36 50 2,208 4.2
1280 −38 −26 34 2,656 3.9 −37 −34 39 408 3.2
1281 −45 −28 48 856 4.0 −28 −22 50 336 3.3
1286 −34 −16 60 5,592 4.9 −24 −20 48 6,104 6.2
1316 −48 −22 46 1,960 4.19 −44 −22 48 1,128 3.5
1355 −38 22 50 2,520 4.3 −34 −32 48 12,640 5.6
Mean −39 −23 48 2,605 4.17 −34 −26 46 3,447 4.26

The standardized location coordinates of the M1 responses to voluntary movement (right index finger) and to transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS)‐induced movement (right FDI) are shown for 7 subjects in whom an M1 TMS response could be detected.

Locations are expressed in millimeters relative to the anterior commissure, with x being medial‐lateral (right hemisphere = positive), y being anterior‐posterior (anterior = positive) and z being superior‐inferior (super = positive.) No significant differences between response locations were observed in any axis: x, P = 0.06; y, P = 0.07; z, P = 0.2). Response locations did covary between conditions in all axes: x, r = 0.38; y, r = 0.71; z, r = 0.60). Volume of activation and Z‐score did not differ between the two conditions. Z‐scores were significantly correlated across conditions (r = 0.64), but activation volumes were not.