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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Psychopharmacology (Berl). 2019 Oct 31;237(1):263–278. doi: 10.1007/s00213-019-05364-3

Table 2.

Brain regions that exhibited differences between Control and Alcohol groups during magnitude presentation

Brain region Cluster size (voxels) xa y z Z statistic
Alcohol group > Healthy controls
Cluster #1b 4788
 Calcarine gyrus (R)c 14 −88 2 6.58
 Lingual gyrus (R) 12 −78 −2 6.54
 Lingual gyrus (L) −20 −76 −8 6.01
 Fusiform gyrus (L) −30 −58 −4 5.50
Cluster #2 912
 Superior occipital gyrus (L) −14 −92 32 5.15
 Cuneus (L) −18 −78 36 4.89
 Middle occipital gyrus (L) −28 −88 26 4.83
 Superior occipital gyrus/Precuneus (L) −20 −74 30 4.76
Cluster #3 296
 Angular gyrus (R) 54 −52 24 4.36
 Supramarginal gyrus (R) 54 −44 32 4.19
 Superior temporal gyrus (R) 58 −40 20 3.55
Cluster #4 89
 Precentral gyrus (R) 38 −22 52 3.64
 Postcentral gyrus (R) 32 −34 56 3.28
Cluster #4 80
 Superior medial gyrus (L/R) 10 60 12 3.98
 Anterior cingulate cortex (L/R) 8 50 12 3.78

Z-statistic maps were thresholded using cluster-corrected statistics with a height-threshold of Z > 3.1 and cluster-forming threshold of p < 0.05.

a

x, y, z reflect coordinates (mm) for peak voxel or other local maxima in MNI_152 space.

b

Clusters are numbered and presented in order of decreasing size.

c

L and R refers to left and right hemisphere.

*

Controlling for age, education, and cigarettes per day