Table 1.

Summary of studies evidencing activation of the corpus callosum in humans

Ref.	Year	Task	CC localization	Technique	Subjects
Mosier et al[89]	2001	Swallowing	Anterior	fMRI	Healthy controls
Tettamanti et al[85]	2003	Visuomotor	Anterior	fMRI	Healthy controls
Omura et al[86]	2004	Visuomotor transfer	Anterior	fMRI	Healthy controls
Weber et al[87]	2005	Visuomotor	Anterior	fMRI	Healthy controls
Mazerolle et al[88]	2008	Visual transfer	Posterior	fMRI	Healthy controls
Mazerolle et al[126]	2010	Visual transfer	Posterior	fMRI and DTI	Healthy controls
Fabri et al[94]	2011	Tactile, gustatory, visual	Different regions according peripheral stimuli	fMRI	Healthy controls
Fabri et al[59]	2013	Tactile, gustatory, visual, auditory	Different regions according peripheral stimuli	fMRI and DTI	Healthy control and Callosotomized patients
Polonara et al[95]	2014	Tactile, gustatory, visual, auditory	Different regions according peripheral stimuli	fMRI and DTI	Callosotomized patients

A more extensive review of the studies reporting the activation in the CC can be found in Gawryluk et al[138], 2014. DTI: Diffusion tensor imaging; fMRI: Functional magnetic resonance imaging; CC: Corpus callosum.