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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Biol Psychiatry. 2011 May 24;70(3):270–277. doi: 10.1016/j.biopsych.2011.03.040

Table 2.

Regions of Greatest Connectivity in pSTS Networks of the Typically Developing Group

Region of interest (Brodmann area) Peak t Talairach
coordinates
x y z
Right hemisphere regions
   Caudate Nucleus 19.6 11 5 15
   Middle Temporal Gyrus, V5/MT+ (37) 17.6 44 −62 9
   Medial Superior Frontal Gyrus (6) 16.9 8 48 36
   Middle Cingulate Cortex (31) 15.7 2 −23 45
   Precuneus (7) 15.1 2 −50 42
   Superior Frontal Gyrus (8) 13.5 26 23 51
   Middle Frontal Gyrus (8) 13.1 47 11 42
   Fusiform Gyrus (37) 13.1 29 −38 −7
Left hemisphere regions
   Precuneus (7) 19.6 −7 −53 34
   Medial Superior Frontal Gyrus (8) 15.1 −2 29 46
   Pallidum 14.4 −17 2 9
   Precentral Gyrus (6) 14.4 −47 2 39
   Middle Cingulate Cortex (24) 13.9 −5 −14 39
   Inferior Frontal Gyrus (47) 13.9 −44 23 −1
   Pulvinar 13.8 −8 −26 3
   Fusiform Gyrus (37) 13.5 −44 −56 −13
   Caudate Nucleus 13.4 −11 5 18

Peak t-value obtained from within-TD group functional connectivity maps. See Supplementary Tables S1–6 for a full listing of significant fcMRI effects.