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. 2023 Aug 3;14:1136367. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2023.1136367

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White matter brain regions (colored blue) relevant to concussion-related damage that is organized as (A–J): (A) acoustic radiation, (B) callosal body, (C) cingulum, (D) corticospinal tract, (E) fornix, (F) inferior occipito-frontal fascicle, (G) optic radiation, (H) superior longitudinal fasciculus, (I) superior occipito-frontal fascicle, and (J) uncinate fascicle. These brain regions are overlayed onto the MNI152 1 mm standard space T1-weighted brain from the (left to right) right sagittal, anterior frontal, and superior axial perspectives. These brain regions were from the Juelich Histological atlas (15–17) and the JHU DTI-based white matter atlases (18–20).