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. 2023 Feb 11;37:103344. doi: 10.1016/j.nicl.2023.103344

Table 5.

Areas of Decreasing Cerebral Blood Flow in Traumatic Brain Injury Patients From 3 to 12 Months Post-Injury.

Location Peak Coordinates (mm) t k FWE p (cluster level)
a.Right Central Opercular Cortex/Heschl’s Gyrus 54–16 10 5.42 896 0.000
a.Right Planum Polare/Temporal Pole 56 6–2
a.Right Heschl’s Gyrus 40–20 8
b.Left Central Opercular Cortex −60–20 16 5.21 1258 0.000
b.Left Parietal Operculum Cortex −62–36 22
b.Left Supramarginal Gyrus −64–44 10
c.Right Putamen 22 8 8 4.26 238 0.000
c.Right Caudate 10 12 8
c.Right Lateral Ventricle 12–16 20
d.Left Precuneus 0–72 42 4.07 224 0.000
d.Right Cuneus 4–78 36
d.Left Superior Lateral Occipital Cortex/Precuneus −12–74 46
e.Left Cerebral White Matter −20–2 14 3.91 503 0.000
e.Left Caudate −10–2 16
e.Left Cerebral White Matter –22 0–8

Peak coordinates of local maxima are reported per each cluster (maximum 3 maxima) in mm. Cluster sizes (k) are reported in voxels. P value is reported at the level of significance for the cluster corrected for family wise error.