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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Aug 8.
Published in final edited form as: Neuroinformatics. 2011 Dec;9(4):371–380. doi: 10.1007/s12021-011-9108-z

Table 4.

Variability in principal axes orientation reported as angular standard deviations from group standard orientations. (Left brain structures greyed)

Structure SD3 (axis) SD2 (axis) SD1 (axis)
whole brain- 2.56° (z) 3.14° (x) 2.85° (y)
Hemispheres- 1.17° (z) 3.89° (x) 3.92° (y)
Cerebellum- 10.47° (z) 10.34° (y) 1.00° (x)
Brainstem- 2.63° (y) 2.44° (x) 1.80° (z)
L IFG- 8.62° (x) 8.60 (z) 3.89° (y)
R IFG- 8.06° (x) 8.60° (z) 4.00° (y)
L precuneus- 2.92° (x) 7.63° (y) 8.00° (z)
R precuneus- 2.23° (x) 10.07° (y) 10.46° (z)
L putamen- 1.96° (x) 2.62° (z) 2.51° (y)
R putamen- 4.20° (x) 4.46° (z) 2.36° (y)
L hippocampus- 3.71° (z) 4.48° (x) 4.02° (y)
R hippocampus- 4.13° (z) 4.84° (x) 3.40° (y)
L caudate- 3.88° (x) 3.80° (x,y,z) 2.50° (y)
R caudate- 4.44° (x) 4.42° (x,y,z) 2.11° (y)

Subscripts indicate smallest (3) to largest (1) principal axes.

(x,y,z) indicates no clear axis association.