Right hemisphere brain areas with significantly reduced cortical thicknesses in HF compared to control subjects overlaid onto inflated pial surfaces.

<p>These cortical areas with changes included the entorhinal (1), middle temporal (2), precentral (3, 12, 21), fusiform (4), isthmus cingulate (5), insula (6), medial orbitofrontal (7, 43), superior temporal (8, 37, 41), paracentral (9), superior temporal sulcus (10, 42), superior frontal (11, 17, 24, 33, 35, 38, 45), pars triangularis (13), posterior cingulate (14, 23), superior parietal (15, 27, 31, 34), rostral middle frontal (16, 19, 32), lateral orbitofrontal (18, 26, 40), lateral occipital (20), caudal middle frontal (22), pars opercularis (25), inferior parietal (28, 30), lingual (29), and supramarginal (36, 39, 44). The color scale represents false discovery rate-corrected p values less than 0.05 significance levels. Hot colors indicate reduced cortical thicknesses and cool colors show increased cortical thicknesses in HF compared to control subjects.