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. 2020 Jan 9;41(6):1611–1625. doi: 10.1002/hbm.24898

Table 2.

Greater activation in OCD patients than controls during early eyeblink suppression

Label Harvard‐Oxford parcel BA k x y z
Frontal/insular
Inferior frontal gyrus/orbital gyrus Frontal orbital cortex (L) 47 20 −42 18 −8
Insula/inferior frontal gyrus Insular cortex (L) 13, 47 126 −36 6 −12
Insula/claustrum Insular cortex (L) 42 −32 12 0
Mid cingulate/anterior cingulate Cingulate gyrus, anterior (L) 24, 32 80 −6 10 30
Parietal
Paracentral lobule/precuneus/postcentral gyrus Postcentral gyrus (R) 4, 5 28 14 −42 56
Inferior parietal lobule/supramarginal gyrus/angular gyrus Angular gyrus (L) 40 246 −50 −56 26
Inferior parietal lobule/supramarginal gyrus/angular gyrus Angular gyrus (R) 40 315 54 −44 24
Inferior parietal lobule/superior parietal lobule Superior parietal lobule (L) 7, 40 178 −32 −54 38
Inferior parietal lobule/superior parietal lobule Superior parietal lobule (R) 7, 40 218 32 −46 38
Inferior parietal lobule/supramarginal gyrus Supramarginal gyrus, anterior (L) 40 128 −60 −38 36
Inferior parietal lobule/supramarginal gyrus Supramarginal gyrus, posterior (L) 40 323 −58 −52 30
Inferior parietal lobule/supramarginal gyrus/postcentral gyrus Supramarginal gyrus, posterior (R) 40 464 52 −44 22
Superior parietal lobule/middle occipital gyrus/precuneus/inferior parietal lobule/angular gyrus Lateral occipital cortex, superior (L) 7, 19, 39, 40 620 −22 −82 20
Angular gyrus/superior parietal lobule/inferior parietal lobule/precuneus/middle occipital gyrus Lateral occipital cortex, superior (R) 7, 39, 40 337 42 −62 30
Mid cingulate/posterior cingulate/precuneus Cingulate gyrus, posterior (B) 23, 24, 31 555 −2 −38 24
Posterior cingulate/precuneus/lingual gyrus Cingulate gyrus, posterior (B) 29 28 22 −48 2
Precuneus/cuneus/mid cingulate/posterior cingulate/superior parietal lobule/paracentral lobule Precuneus cortex (B) 5, 7, 20, 31 1,702 10 −54 4
Calcarine/posterior cingulate Precuneus cortex (L) 30 20 −20 −62 4
Occipital
Calcarine/cuneus/posterior cingulate/lingual gyrus Intracalcarine cortex (L) 17, 18, 23, 30 173 −16 −68 2
Calcarine/cuneus/posterior cingulate/lingual gyrus Intracalcarine cortex (R) 30 72 22 −64 2
Cuneus/calcarine/lingual gyrus Intracalcarine cortex (R) 30 53 6 −84 0
Calcarine/posterior cingulate/cuneus Supracalcarine cortex (R) 31 41 22 −64 12
Cuneus Supracalcarine cortex (R) 17, 18 21 2 −86 4
Lingual gyrus/cuneus/parahippocampal gyrus/precuneus Lingual gyrus (L) 18, 19, 30 120 −16 −48 −4
Lingual gyrus/cerebellum Lingual gyrus (L) 67 −18 −66 −14
Lingual gyrus/calcarine/cuneus Lingual gyrus (R) 18, 30 119 10 −88 −12
Lingual gyrus/calcarine/parahippocampal gyrus Lingual gyrus (R) 18, 19, 30 56 20 −76 −4
Cuneus/precuneus/superior occipital gyrus Cuneal cortex (L) 7, 18, 19, 31 198 −14 −74 18
Cuneus/precuneus Cuneal cortex (R) 7, 18, 19, 31 389 2 −88 14
Middle occipital gyrus/inferior occipital gyrus/inferior temporal gyrus Lateral occipital cortex, inferior (L) 19, 37, 39 316 −42 −70 −12
Middle occipital gyrus Lateral occipital cortex, inferior (R) 19 31 36 −82 6
Middle occipital gyrus/middle temporal gyrus Lateral occipital cortex, superior (L) 19 83 −34 −88 6
Middle occipital gyrus/ middle temporal gyrus Lateral occipital cortex, superior (R) 19 85 38 −82 10
Middle occipital gyrus Lateral occipital cortex, superior (R) 19 53 28 −72 22
Cuneus/middle occipital gyrus/superior occipital gyrus/calcarine Occipital pole (L) 17, 18, 19 265 −4 −92 −2
Cuneus/calcarine Occipital pole (R) 18, 19 29 4 −90 4
Subcortical
Caudate head Caudate (L) 44 −14 16 −4
Putamen (lentiform nucleus) Putamen (L) 123 −26 4 −10
Putamen (lentiform nucleus) Putamen (L) 29 −32 −16 −8
Hippocampus/thalamus Thalamus (L) 27 31 −20 −34 −4
Hippocampus/parahippocampal gyrus Hippocampus (L) 27, 30 73 −24 −30 −12
Cerebellum (culmen/declive) Cerebellum crus 1 (R) 181 42 −52 −36
Cerebellum (culmen/declive) Cerebellum 4_5 (L) 49 −10 −56 −22
Cerebellum (culmen/declive) Cerebellum 6 (L) 217 −14 −64 −28
Cerebellum (culmen/declive) Cerebellum 6 (R) 345 30 −56 −34
Cerebellum (declive) Vermis 6 (B) 51 −4 −62 −24
Cerebellum (declive) Vermis 7 (B) 27 6 −66 −26

Note: Labels are derived from the AAL and Talairach Daemon databases as provided through xjview (v. 9.6, http://www.alivelearn.net/xjview). Harvard‐Oxford Atlas parcels are provided through the “conn” tool (Whitfield‐Gabrieli & Nieto‐Castanon, 2012). Within a given cluster, labels are listed in descending order based on the proportion of voxels within the cluster assigned to that label. Some clusters span across two different lobes; for these clusters, lobe assignment is based on the lobe with the greatest proportion of voxels in that cluster. Coordinates are in MNI space. Only clusters with 20 or more contiguous voxels are listed. Parcels represent subdivisions from clusters corrected for a whole‐brain FWE rate of p < .05 using permutation testing.

Abbreviations: AAL, Automated Anatomical Labeling; B, bilateral; BA, Brodmann's areas; FWE, family wise error; k, cluster extent; L, left; OCD, obsessive–compulsive disorder; R, right.