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Table 1: 
Tumor location, main activated area in pre- and postoperative fMRI, and brain mapping
Patient No.Tumor LocationMain Activated Area of Preoperative fMRIMain Activated Area of Brain MappingMain Activated Area of Postoperative fMRI
1L M1L M1 (small)L M1L M1 (large)
2R S1R M1 (small), R S1R M1R M1 (large), R S1
3L PMAR and L M1, R TL M1L M1
4R PMAR F and T (large)R M1R F and T (small), R M1
5R M1R T (large), R M1 (small)R PMAR T (small), R PMA and M1 (large)
  • Note:—L indicates left; R, right; M1, primary motor area; S1, primary sensory area; PMA, premotor area; F, frontal; T, temporal lobe; small, relatively small area was activated; large, relatively large area was activated.