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Arch Dis Child Fetal Neonatal Ed 89:F112-F118 doi:10.1136/adc.2001.005314
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Lateralisation of language function in young adults born very preterm

Table 4

Cerebral regions showing significantly different power of response to the non-word rhyming task and the letter case judgment task between the very preterm group and the control group

Number of voxels Talairach coordinates (mm) Maximum difference in FPQ
x y z
x, y, and z refer to the stereotactic coordinates36 of the voxel within each cluster with the largest fundamental power quotient (FPQ, reflecting the significance of periodic change). The reference point for the coordinates is the junction of the vertical anterior commissural line and the intercommissural line. The reference plane is the bicommissural plane. x refers to millimetres left (−) and right of the reference point, y to millimetres anterior and posterior (−) to the reference point, and z to planes above and below (−) the reference plane.
Non-word rhyming
Controls > very preterm group
    Left peristriate cortex 13 −3 −64 −2 0.3
    Right precuneus 8 3 −56 48 0.3
    Left cerebellum 6 −38 −64 −13 0.3
Very preterm group > controls
    Right precentral gyrus 7 26 −22 59 0.3
    Right superior frontal gyrus 6 3 3 59 0.3
Letter case judgment
Controls > very preterm group
    Left peristriate cortex 6 −14 −53 4 0.3
5 −26 −86 −2 0.3
    Left precuneus 9 −20 −61 42 0.3

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