Table 3 Activation table of brain areas showing group differences during correct inhibition to lures; no differences were found between cirrhosis vs. no-cirrhosis and between amnestic group and unimpaired patients.

	Cluster Index	Z-score	MNI (mm)
	Cluster Index	Z-score	X	y	z
Amnestic/Non-amnestic >Unimpaired ^a
Cluster 2: 2252 voxels
Central Opercular Cortex, L	2	3.50	−42	−22	20
Postcentral Gyrus, L	2	3.20	−38	−24	40
Insular Cortex, L	2	3.12	−36	−10	8
Cluster 1: 1199 voxels
Postcentral Gyrus, R	1	3.16	34	−32	40
Posterior Cingulate Gyrus, R	1	3.15	14	−36	42
Superior Parietal Lobule, R	1	2.62	32	−40	58
Amnestic/Non-amnestic >Unimpaired ^b
Cluster 4: 5395 voxels
Temporal Occipital Fusiform Cortex, R	4	3.63	38	−60	−10
Occipital Pole, L	4	3.54	−22	−102	4
Occipital Pole, R	4	3.40	32	−90	30
Cluster 3: 2670 voxels
Central Opercular Cortex, L	3	3.70	−40	−20	22
Insular Cortex, L	3	3.57	−38	−12	14
Superior Parietal Lobule, L	3	3.16	−36	−42	58
Postcentral Gyrus, L	3	3.02	−58	−14	46
Cluster 2: 1585 voxels
Parietal Operculum Cortex, R	2	3.37	48	−24	30
Postcentral Gyrus, R	2	3.35	56	−18	40
Cluster 1: 1029 voxels
Precuneous Cortex, R	1	3.25	14	−36	44
Precuneous Cortex, L	1	3.20	−10	−52	66
Posterior Cingulate Gyrus, R	1	3.10	6	−36	46
Superior Parietal Lobule, R	1	3.01	14	−50	64
Lateral Occipital Cortex (Sup), R	1	2.91	24	−58	52

^aPresents the brain areas where the brain activation to correct inhibition to lures was significantly greater in the Amnestic/Non-Amnestic compared to Amnestic type groups on fMRI. ^bPresents the brain areas where the brain activation to correct inhibition to lures was significantly greater in the Amnestic/Non-Amnestic compared to the Unimpaired type group on fMRI. A ‘Cluster’ is a group of anatomically adjacent voxels found to be statistically significant after thresholding with z-threshold = 2.3 and p = 0.05. Z-score represents the magnitude of group differences in activation and Montreal Neurological Institute (MNI) coordinates (x, y and z axis) represent a standardized way of presenting the anatomical location of the peak Z-score on a normalized brain template.

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