Table 2 Whole brain activation during pain anticipation and experience

From: Too hard to control: compromised pain anticipation and modulation in mild traumatic brain injury

Brain region

Vol

x

y

z

F-statistics

Anticipation

 Task effects

Ring anterior insula

4352

38

23

8

7.1

Left anterior insula

2688

−32

24

10

6.3

Left dorsolateral PFC

960

−21

17

53

5.9

Left precentral gyrus (BA 6)

1536

−43

−10

29

5.8

Right ventromedial PFC (BA 10)

1088

1

55

15

6

Right posterior parietal (BA 40)

2560

53

−48

31

7.4

Right middle temporal gyrus

1856

41

−67

20

5.7

Left middle temporal gyrus

832

−42

−70

13

4.7

Right inferior occipital gyrus

1472

38

−69

−3

5.1

Right parahippocampal gyrus

1088

17

−14

−24

6.8

Right midbrain

832

11

−21

−11

8.1

Left midbrain (PAG)a

1280

−2

−30

−16

7

 Group effects (MTBI > HC)

Right dlPFC

768

31

22

27

5.4b

Left cuneus

1856

−8

−75

29

5.9b

Left midbrain (PAG)a

960

−1

−35

−6

5.8b

Pain experience

 Task effects

Right insula

12160

38

6

10

12.2

Left insula

4608

−41

4

7

12.3

Right dpINS

1024

35

−18

16

10.6

Right rostral ACC

2624

4

35

20

11.6

Right dorsal ACC

1152

5

9

43

9.7

Right postcentral gyrus

960

44

−27

51

10.1

Left lentiform nucleus

896

−16

10

4

11

Left cerebellum

5824

−26

−53

−31

11.2

 Group effects (MTBI > HC)

Right dlPFC

1152

30

10

39

6.8

Left middle temporal gyrus

1088

−27

−60

23

6.3

Left precuneus

960

−7

−74

36

5.1

  1. Abbreviations: ACC, anterior cingulate cortex; dlPFC, dorsolateral prefrontal cortex; dpINS, dorsoposterior insula; HC, healthy controls; MTBI, mild traumatic brain injury; PAG, periaqueductal grey; PFC, prefrontal cortex.
  2. a0.9 Probability www.neurosynth.org.
  3. bRemained significant after covarying out traumatic and depressive symptoms.