Table 5.

Relation of continuous prenatal alcohol exposure to magnitude of activation in subsequent memory clusters (Hit > Miss).

	FAS/PFAS		HE
	(n = 11a)		(n = 14)
	AA/day	AA/drinking day	AA/day	AA/drinking day
Region	r	r	r	r
Parietal
L Intraparietal sulcus	0.39	0.24	−0.11	−0.23
R Intraparietal sulcus (medial branch)	0.50	−0.03	−0.04	0.01
Occipital
R Middle occipital gyrus (lateral surface, occipital)	−0.34	−0.30	−0.14	−0.02
R Posterior inferior temporal gyrus	−0.29	−0.42	−0.19	−0.03
L Posterior superior occipital gyrus	−0.27	−0.17	0.13	−0.04
L Inferior occipital gyrus	−0.32	−0.48	−0.15	0.01
R posterior-superior inferior temporal gyrus (occipital)	−0.06	−0.27	0.16	0.21
L Superior occipital gyrus (lateral surface)	−0.15	−0.45	0.07	0.22
Limbic
L Posterior parahippocampal gyrus	−0.15	−.67b	−0.13	−0.03
R Parahippocampal gyrus	−0.04	−.62c	−0.08	−0.13
Hippocampus
R Hippocampus, tail	0.22	.66d	−0.10	0.10

Note. Values are Pearson correlation coefficients (r). All significant effects remained significant at p < .05 after adjustment for potential confounders. FAS = fetal alcohol syndrome; PFAS = partial FAS; HE = heavily exposed nonsyndromal; AA = absolute alcohol; L = left; R = right.

^aFAS n = 7; PFAS n = 4.

^bp = .03.

^cp = .04.

^dp = .03.