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. 2014 Aug 25;9(8):e106062. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0106062

Table 4. Shows group differences of GM atrophy of MCI converters in comparison to healthy controls.

L/R bAnatomical topography Cl (k) BA Peak levela T.c
T-value Z x y z
L Middle Temporal Gyrus 1560 21 6.35 5.21 −59 −24 −8
R Temporal Lobe, Fusiform Gyrus 468 19 4.80 4.22 47 −67 −9
R Inferior Temporal Gyrus 386 20 4.06 3.68 63 −25 −24
R Superior Temporal Gyrus 197 38 3.98 3.61 44 26 −23
R Superior Temporal Gyrus 561 38 3.84 3.51 48 12 −29
R Medial Frontal Gyrus 1747 10 4.52 4.02 6 50 10
R Inferior Frontal Gyrus 135 11 4.09 3.70 24 32 −17
R Inferior Frontal Gyrus 199 9 4.04 3.66 48 8 24
R Superior Frontal Gyrus 1063 6 5.09 4.42 8 20 57
R Occipital Lobe, Lingual Gyrus 398 18 3.87 3.53 15 −67 −5
a

independent t-test,

b

L = 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 healthy controls (n = 28) using analysis of T1-weighted images corrected for age.