Table 4:

White matter regions within the boundaries of the AAL* atlas where dyslexic subjects were significantly greater than control subjects in the skeletonized fractional anisotropy

Brain Region	t Statistic	No. of Voxels	MNI Coordinates^†			Brodmann Areas
Brain Region	t Statistic	No. of Voxels	x	y	z	Brodmann Areas
Precentral L	2.61863	23	−44	8	33	44
Frontal Inf Orb L	2.81102	21	−39	26	−14	47
Fusiform R	2.90205	19	37	−41	−24	37
Postcentral L	2.89957	15	−47	−23	45	3
Temporal Mid L	2.80589	36	−54	2	−32	20
Temporal Mid R	2.84047	16	61	−11	−16	21
Temporal Inf L	2.89029	39	−45	−21	−33	20
Cerebellum R	2.68122	116	41	−60	−39
Cerebellum L	2.76867	45	−42	−63	−48

Note:—L, indicates left; R, right; Inf, inferior; Orb, orbital.
* AAL refers to the automated anatomical labeling map which is a 3D map containing 116 brain regions co-registered to standard MNI space.
† MNI coordinates refers to a standard brain imaging coordinate system developed by the Montreal Neurological Institute.