Modeled lesions and lesion locations.

Lesions are named after the number of the central ROI and all lesions
comprise a total of 50 ROIs. “Center region”
refers to the name of the anatomical subdivision to which the
central ROI belongs. “Lesioned regions” lists
all anatomical subdivisions that are removed by at least
50% or their constituent ROIs. Anatomical subdivisions
are named as follows: each label consists of two parts, a prefix for
the cortical hemisphere (r = right
hemisphere, l = left hemisphere)
and one of 33 designators:
BSTS = bank of the superior
temporal sulcus, CAC = caudal
anterior cingulate cortex,
CMF = caudal middle frontal cortex,
CUN = cuneus,
ENT = entorhinal cortex,
FP = frontal pole,
FUS = fusiform gyrus,
IP = inferior parietal cortex,
IT = inferior temporal cortex,
ISTC = isthmus of the cingulate
cortex, LOCC = lateral occipital
cortex, LOF = lateral orbitofrontal
cortex, LING = lingual gyrus,
MOF = medial orbitofrontal cortex,
MT = middle temporal cortex,
PARC = paracentral lobule,
PARH = parahippocampal cortex,
POPE = pars opercularis,
PORB = pars orbitalis,
PTRI = pars triangularis,
PCAL = pericalcarine cortex,
PSTS = postcentral gyrus,
PC = posterior cingulate cortex,
PREC = precentral gyrus,
PCUN = precuneus,
RAC = rostral anterior cingulate
cortex, RMF = rostral middle
frontal cortex, SF = superior
frontal cortex, SP = superior
parietal cortex, ST = superior
temporal cortex,
SMAR = supramarginal gyrus,
TP = temporal pole,
TT = transverse temporal
cortex.