Table 5.

Voxel‐based morphometry results showing regions of increased grey matter atrophy associated with presence of (A) sensory perceptual abnormalities and (B) psychosis‐like experiences across patient groups

Region	Hemisphere	Size (Voxel)	Peak voxel (MNI)
			X	Y	Z
(A) Sensory Perceptual Abnormalities
Medial/Dorsolateral Frontal Lobe, Orbitofrontal Cortex, Ant. Cingulate Gyrus	L/R	5783	8	36	−26
Precentral Gyrus, Insula Cortex	L	4075	−26	−6	44
Lingual Gyrus, Temporal‐occipital Fusiform Cortex	L/R	2786	−24	−62	−6
Sup. Frontal Gyrus	R	1663	22	22	42
Cerebellum (VI)	L	1062	−32	−53	−27
Inf. Temporal Gyrus	L	813	−60	−22	−26
Sup. Temporal Gyrus	R	638	56	−28	8
Cerebellum (VIII, IX)	L/R	598	8	−53	−45
Inf. Temporal Gyrus, Fusiform gyrus	R	512	40	−20	−32
Temporal‐occipital Fusiform Cortex	L	470	−36	−54	−14
Postcentral Gyrus	L	460	−42	−38	52
Insular Cortex	R	280	38	2	−18
Lateral Occipital Cortex	R	252	40	−62	10
Lateral Occipital Cortex	L	179	−40	−58	30
Brain Stem (Medulla)	—	119	−8	−38	−42
(B) Psychosis‐like Experiences
Dorsolateral Frontal Lobe, Inf. Temporal Gyrus, Temporal‐occipital Fusiform Cortex	R	6108	46	36	‐10
Cerebellum (V, VI, VIII)	L/R	5946	6	−62	−13
Sup. Frontal Gyrus, Precentral Gyrus	L	3528	−18	−4	70
Inf. frontal gyrus, Sup. Temporal Gyrus	L	3009	−48	36	−2
Temporal‐occipital Fusiform Cortex	L	2020	−42	−60	−14
Inf. Temporal Gyrus	L	1255	−44	−26	−26

Results are displayed as peak voxels of clusters at p < 0.001, uncorrected, ≥100 contiguous voxels.