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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Alcohol Clin Exp Res. 2014 Nov 18;38(12):2925–2933. doi: 10.1111/acer.12568

Table 2.

Thirty-two clusters were generated, based on significance maps of the relationship between group assignment (ALC or NC) and FA. Clusters were defined as regions of the WM skeleton that contained at least 300 adjacent significant voxels from the group difference analysis.

WM CLUSTER Total Voxels Cluster Location
32 296 Left superior frontal gyrus
25 1748 Right superior and middle frontal gyrus
27 532 Right middle frontal gyrus
10 1641 Right inferior frontal gyrus
18 1049 Left inferior frontal gyrus (with superior longitudinal faciculus)
20 411 Right anterior limb of internal capsule
31 452 Left genu of the internal capsule
19 1035 Right inferior frontal fasiculous
8 829 Right external capsule and anterior corona radiata
7 7980 Left internal and external capsule (under superior frontal gyrus)
21 443 Anterior-superior corona radiata
4 1381 Left precentral gyrus
6 436 Left superior parietal lobe
1 670 Right supramarginal gyrus and angular gyrus
5 2331 Left supramarginal gyrus
24 422 Right supramarginal gyrus and superior longitudinal faciculus
11 1304 Right precuneus (with posterior cingulate)
9 606 Left precuneus
13 1213 Right posterior corona radiata (with thalamic radiation)
26 337 Right posterior superior corona radiata
2 1437 Left medial temporal lobe (primarily fornix)
3 301 Left middle temporal gyrus
17 452 Left inferior/middle temporal gyrus
14 301 Right fusiform
22 303 Left fusiform
29 403 Left ventral lateral nuclei of the thalamus
30 1098 Left posterior thalamic radiation
12 788 Right pons (including corticospinal tract, cerebellar peduncle)
15 506 Left pons (including corticospinal tract, cerebellar peduncle)
23 392 Right superior cerebellar WM
28 613 Middle cerebellar peduncle (medial to clusters 15, 16)
16 324 Right cerebellar peduncle