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S4 Table. Peak coordinates of clusters with task specific activity (pelvic floor muscle contraction), not shown in supplement 4.
x y z T Z Hemispherebrain area
Khavari, R.
2017
MNI
-6 -13 15 -3,8 L thalamus
0 -29 26 -3,6 cingulate gyrus
Michels, L.
2015
MNI
-57 -27 18 6,7 L postcentral gyrus
63 18 18 3,4 R inferior frontal gyrus
-51 -63 3 5,4 L middle temporal gyrus
62 -18 18 7,2 R postcentral gyrus
15 -72 48 4,6 R percuneus
Shy, M.
2014
MNI
-44 1 28 5,7 L precentral gyrus
-19 -9 52 5,7 L middle frontal gyrus
-16 17 37 5,7 cingulate gyrus
21 10 -14 5,7 R subcalossal gyrus
8 22 44 5,7 R cingulate gyrus
-33 27 30 5,7 L middle frontal gyrus
-5 21 47 5,7 L medial frontal gyrus
-18 28 52 5,7 L superior frontal gyrus
-32 -11 47 5,7 L middle frontal gyrus
-42 33 26 5,7 L middle frontal gyrus
-32 12 33 5,7 L middle frontal gyrus
Krhut, J.
2012
MNI
-16 -39 -7 4,9 2,9 L parahippocampal gyrus
10 37 -6 3,6 2,4 R cingulate gyrus
-56 -50 -10 4,9 2,9 L temporal gyrus/inferior temporal gyrus
53 -24 28 5 3,2 R supramarginal gyrus
Kuhtz-Buschbeck, J.
2009
MNI
0 -3 57 7,7 5,7 L supplementary motor area
3 -12 63 7,4 5,6 R supplementary motor area
36 57 15 7 5,4 R middle frontal gyrus
36 51 24 6,6 5,2 R middle frontal gyrus
57 9 9 6,4 5,1 R opercullum
48 -57 51 6,3 5 R inferior parietal lobe
6 0 72 6,2 5 R supplementary motor area
63 -51 33 6,2 5 R angular gyrus
3 24 48 6,1 4,9 R superior frontal gyrus