Table 3.

Whole-brain results for functional connectivity differences between BNST and amygdala

	Peak coordinates, MNI			Cluster size
	x	y	z	Cluster size
BNST > amygdala
L + R BNST, caudate, perigenual cingulate cortex, thalamus, midbrain, superior frontal gyrus	−7	3	0	4282
R superior temporal gyrus/rolandic operculum/precentral gyrus/posterior insula	50	−15	7	439
L hypothalamus	−3	−7	−14	5
L + R hypothalamus	0	−4	−18	5
L corpus callosum/middle cingulate	−8	−20	26	43
R cerebellum	18	−50	−21	150
R white matter/insula	29	−35	18	38
R superior temporal gyrus, middle temporal gyrus	56	−38	14	482
L calcarine gyrus/lingual gyrus	−4	77	14	257
R inferior frontal gyrus	29	25	−4	27
R corticospinal tract/Inferior frontal gyrus	29	35	−4	86
L cerebellum	−4	−41	−20	6
L white matter	−46	−35	−4	5
R inferior parietal gyrus	−47	−46	51	11
Amygdala > BNST
R amygdala, hippocampus, parahippocampal gyrus, midbrain, inferior frontal gyrus	25	−3	−18	2476
L amygdala, hippocampus, parahippocampal gyrus, midbrain	−21	−4	−18	1104
R thalamus	21	−14	7	86
R brainstem	11	−32	−21	38
L cerebellum/fusiform gyrus	−24	−71	−18	573
L Inferior frontal gyrus	−35	21	−17	27
L brainstem	−14	−38	−42	65
R orbitofrontal gyrus, rectal gyrus	11	18	−18	139
L hippocampus	−21	−35	7	64
R orbitofrontal gyrus	11	45	−18	5
L inferior temporal gyrus	−53	−32	−24	16
R inferior temporal gyrus	53	−29	−25	16
L thalamus	−18	−17	4	21
L + R brainstem	1	−35	−25	11
L brainstem	−11	−32	−28	6
L + R brainstem	0	−35	−35	5

Results are whole-brain voxelwise FWE-corrected p < 0.05 in each sample and are described in order of strongest activation.
L, Left; R, right.