Table 5.

Locations of peak correlation of gray matter volume with DEPCOG^*

Region	BA	x	y	z	cluster size	T	Z
Medial Frontal and Anterior Cingulate Gyri	10 & 32	−7	45	16	17101	9.4	> 8
		5	47	−12		8.5	7.62
		6	42	16		8.47	7.6
Middle and Posterior Cingulate Gyrus	31	3	−45	30	5238	8.32	7.49
		5	−61	21		7.56	6.92
		8	−38	39		7.53	6.89
Transverse and Superior Temporal Gyri, & Insula	38 & 13	33	−30	−11	39434	10.06	> 8
		45	1	−12		9.87	> 8
		40	−5	11		9.85	> 8
Superior Temporal Gyrus	42	62	−34	18	283	7.07	6.53
Middle and Superior Temporal Gyri	22	−56	−8	−11	5313	7.71	7.03
		−57	−17	−8		7.65	6.98
		−47	−12	−6		7.11	6.56
Insula		−38	1	6	2899	8.03	7.28
		−36	10	4		7.98	7.24
		−38	−11	13		7.58	6.93
Hippocampus/Parahippocampal Gyrus		−23	−13	−21	4507	8.65	7.73
		−29	−35	−8		7.57	6.92
Parahippocampal Gyrus		−21	2	−16	575	7.57	6.92
Middle Frontal Gyrus		23	33	−16	462	7.41	6.8
		30	52	12	289	7.18	6.61
Inferior Frontal Gyrus	46	−44	40	2	221	7.00	6.47
		44	41	11	306	6.98	6.45
Thalamus		−7	1	8	389	6.84	6.34
		−1	−2	3		6.72	6.25

^*Adjusted for age, gender, education (and implicitly for g′). Higher d scores are associated with greater gray matter volume in these regions.

^†To more precisely define regions of peak association, a higher threshold is used for reporting (FWE 0.001, k>200).