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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Obesity (Silver Spring). 2016 Nov 2;25(1):66–75. doi: 10.1002/oby.21691

Table 5.

Regions associated with differential fMRI BOLD response to milkshake taste in Behavioral weight loss compared to control from baseline to 12-weeks (N = 34)

Hemi Peak Peak Peak Peak
sphere
e
k Z T p(FWE-
corr)
p(unc) xa y z
BWL baseline > Control at baselineb
Caudate R 4 3.8 4.04 0.001 7.36E-05 21 11 20
BWL baseline > BWL at 12 weeksb
Medial prefrontal cortex R 6 4.49 4.90 0.0001 3.61E-06 24 14 18
Caudate R 1 3.34 3.51 <0.01 0.0004 21 11 20
Central sulcus R 6 3.89 4.16 0.001 4.99E-05 33 −19 28
Control at 12 weeks > BWL at 12 weeksb
Orbitofrontal Cortex R 6 3.95 4.23 0.001 3.92E-05 24 35 5

Threshold: where p < .01 FWE-corrected.

R = right, L = left;

k = cluster size in voxels

We used WFUPickAtlas within Xjview (http://www.alivelearn.net/xjview) for neuroanatomical labelling.

Peak Z = Z value of the peak of the cluster

Peak T = T value of the cluster peak

Peak p (FWE-corr) = Family-wise error rate corrected p value

Peak p (unc) = Peak p (uncorrected)

a

x, y, z coordinates are in Montreal Neurological Institute space.

b

The direction of change from baseline to 12 weeks in fMRI BOLD response to milkshake taste vs crosshairs in the regions associated with differential change between the BWL and control groups.