Table 3. Shows significant gray matter atrophy in MCI converters in comparison to MCI non-converters.

L/R bAnatomical topography	Cl (k)	BA	Peak levela		T.c
			T-value	Z	x	y	z
L Inferior Parietal Lobule	147	40	5.38	4.32	−41	−58	43
L Lentiform Nucleus, Putamen	3752	---	5.38	4.32	−27	5	7
L Middle Temporal Gyrus	1187	21	5.34	4.29	−51	−30	1
L Middle Frontal Gyrus	164	6	5.05	4.13	−36	12	48
L Frontal Lobe, Precentral Gyrus	285	9	4.73	3.94	−36	12	40
L Medial Frontal Gyrus	150	10	4.62	3.87	−15	59	6
R Superior Frontal Gyrus	608	8	4.62	3.87	8	18	54
R Medial Frontal Gyrus	527	9	4.41	3.74	5	36	33
R Middle Frontal Gyrus	137	6	4.19	3.60	30	18	52
L Frontal Lobe, Precentral Gyrus	119	44	4.05	3.50	−47	8	9
L Sub-lobar, Insula	195	---	4.15	3.57	−45	−1	1
R Parahippocampal Gyrus	115	19	4.34	3.69	33	−54	−6

^aindependent t-test,

^bL = left, R = right, Cluster level (Cl), Brodmann Area (BA), Talairach coordinates (T.c), Significant clusters (k≥100 voxels/p<0.001 uncorr.^a) showing gray matter loss in MCI converters (n = 13) in comparison to MCI non-converters (n = 14) using analysis of T1-weighted images corrected for age.