Table III.

Maxima of significant clusters negatively correlating with waist circumference listed by cluster

Maximum (anatomic location)	Extent (mm3)	Significance		MNI
		P (FDR)	T	X	Y	Z
Hypothalamus	76,992	0.0013	5.6049	6	−3	−6
Left mid frontal gyrus		0.0013	5.4619	−24	22.5	52.5
Hypothalamus		0.0013	5.3409	−4.5	−1.5	−6
This cluster extends over frontal pole, orbitofrontal cortex, inferior frontal cortex, superior frontal cortex, insulae, right inferior parietal cortex, pallidum, hippocampi, fusiform gyri, and cerebellum
Right superior temporal sulcus	1,697	0.0013	5.1171	58.5	7.5	−25.5
Right mid temporal gyrus		0.0046	3.6726	55.5	3	−39
		0.0108	3.1697	61.5	−13.5	−33
Left superior temporal sulcus	2,800	0.0013	4.8653	−60	−13.5	−15
Left mid temporal gyrus		0.0015	4.6759	−63	−4.5	−24
		0.0015	4.6315	−58.5	3	−24
Left inferior frontal gyrus	4,207	0.0016	4.5379	−52.5	9	24
Left supramarginal gyrus		0.0017	4.4851	−49.5	−34.5	31.5
		0.0024	4.2287	−43.5	0	15
Right cuneus	1,394	0.0017	4.5245	6	−78	36
		0.0127	3.0715	6	−90	19.5
Left cuneus		0.0048	3.6539	−4.5	−81	33
Left angular gyrus	474	0.0034	3.8998	−39	−58.5	36
Left mid occipital gyrus	430	0.0129	3.0649	−34.5	−79.5	27
		0.0325	2.4737	−24	−81	18
Right lingual gyrus	451	0.0205	2.7723	15	−58.5	7.5
Right calcarine gyrus		0.0219	2.7279	10.5	−66	6

P = corrected P‐value; T = T‐value; X,Y,Z = stereotactic coordinates in MNI space. Note that the first cluster encompasses large parts of the brain that do not show their own maxima despite being identified as significant (descriptively listed below).