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Table 2 Brain areas activated in the blocked and event-related design in response to erotic compared to neutral images

From: Does erotic stimulus presentation design affect brain activation patterns? Event-related vs. blocked fMRI designs

   Blocked design Event-related design
Brain area Side Cluster size BA MNI Tmax Cluster Size BA MNI Tmax
     x y z     x y z  
Frontal lobe R 172 6
48 		33
42 		-3
15 		51
27 		9.30
7.12 		11 44 48 15 33 6.27
  L 48 6 -24 -9 51 7.11 14 6 -9 -15 57 7.54
Orbitofrontal lobe/Insula R        116 38
47 		36
39 		18
42 		-15
-3 		8.69
5.47
  L        81 38
48 		-39 18 -12 8.97
Parietal lobe R 159 40 36 -48 54 7.67       
  L 37 7 -21 -54 54 5.77 16 3 -27 -18 42 6.53
Temporal lobe/rolandic operculum R 14 48 63 0 6 -6.18       
  L        10 20 -39 -18 -21 5.66
Occipitotemporal lobe R 414 37
19 		54
42 		-63
-75 		0
-15 		14.68
7.25 		379 37
19 		48
48 		-57
-72 		-3
-3 		13.77
13.75
  L 70 37 -51 -66 3 9.49 266 37
19 		-54
-39 		-66
-75 		3
-9 		12.52
8.14
Thalamus L        63   -9 -24 6 7.08
Cingulate gyrus R        68 24
32 		6 12 42 7.37
Cerebellum L 48   -3 -72 -27 7.32 63   -9 -24 6 7.08
  1. p FDR < .05; two-tailed; blocked design: |T| > 4.77; event-related design: |T| > 4.69; cluster size ≥ 10 voxels; BA: Brodmann area; MNI: Montreal Neurological Institute; Tmax: Student's T-value (local maximum); L: left; R: right
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