Table 2.

Location and corresponding t-values for regions showing significant pre- to post-rTMS changes in fractional anisotropy in Figure 2.

		MNI coordinates			t-values
Cluster	Location	x	y	z	FA	AD	RD
Regions of decreased FA pre- to post-rTMS
1	L. Cerebellum (Middle Cerebellar Peduncle)	−29	−53	−39	−7.66	−2.31	−1.38
3	L. Occipital Lobe (Fusiform Gyrus)	−30	−62	−10	−10.30	0.27	2.37
4	R. Occipital Lobe (Fusiform Gyrus)	40	−60	−5	−8.09	−0.44	1.11
12	R. Corona Radiata (Cingulate Gyrus)	18	−5	39	−5.47	−2.01	1.88
Regions of increased FA pre- to post-rTMS
2	R. Midbrain	4	−31	−18	7.47	−1.88	−4.26
5	R. Midbrain	6	−25	−6	7.77	−1.19	−1.49
6	L. Frontal Lobe (Inferior Frontal Gyrus)	−33	40	−2	6.01	−0.86	−1.54
7	L. Corpus Callosum (Anterior Cingulate)	−11	33	8	8.04	−2.25	−5.15
8	L. Internal Capsule (Insula/Superior Temporal Gyrus)	−26	−27	12	5.90	−1.91	−2.19
9	R. Temporal Lobe (Superior Temporal Gyrus)	44	−47	11	5.60	0.16	−3.38
10	R. Corpus Callosum (Posterior Cingulate)	13	−45	23	6.43	1.13	−6.42a
11	L. Parietal Lobe (Posterior Cingulate)	−17	−54	25	5.57	0.20	−1.07
13	R. Parietal Lobe (Supramarginal Gyrus)	45	−45	40	6.24	−1.32	−3.07
14	L. Frontal Lobe (Superior Frontal Gyrus)	−16	12	44	7.76	0.79	−2.85

Note: Pre- to post-rTMS changes in fractional anisotropy (FA) are significant at p<0.001 (uncorrected).

Corresponding t-values reflecting relative changes in axial (AD) or radial (RD) diffusivity are also provided for each cluster that showed significant FA changes. Negative t-values indicate a decrease from pre- to post-rTMS, while positive t-values indicate a increase. L = left; R = right.

^aDecrease in RD pre- to post-rTMS is significant at p<0.001 (uncorrected).