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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 May 15.
Published in final edited form as: Neuroimage. 2013 Dec 31;92:356–368. doi: 10.1016/j.neuroimage.2013.12.044

Table 1.

Description of ROIs included in analysis.

group name connection abbreviation
all WM average all all
core tract groups projection cortical <> subcortical proj
association cortical <> cortical assoc
limbic cortical <> limbic assoc.limb
callosal interhemispheric cal
cerebellar cerebellar input/output cer.c
projection tracts medial lemniscus spinal cord <> brainstem ML
pontine crossing tract spinal cord and cerebellar crossing fibers PCT
corticospinal tract (brainstem portion) sensorimotor CST
cerebral peduncle brainstem <> internal capsule CP
internal capsule (anterior) thalamus <> frontal cortical IC.A
internal capsule (posterior) corticospinal and thalamocortical IC.P
internal capsule (retrolenticular) thalamus <> posterior cortical IC.R
corona radiata (anterior) internal capsule <> cortical CR.A
corona radiata (superior) internal capsule <> cortical CR.S
corona radiata (posterior) internal capsule <> cortical CR.P
posterior thalamic radiation optic radiation PTR
association tracts superior fronto-occipital fasciculus frontal <> parietal <> occipital SFOF
sagittal stratum frontal <> occipital <> temporal SS
external capsule frontal <> parietal <> occipital <> temporal EC
uncinate fasciculus hippocampus <> orbitofrontal cortex UF
superior longitudinal fasciculus frontal <> parietal <> occipital <> temporal SLF
limbic tracts fornix (column/body) hippocampus <> septal nuclei FOR.CB
fornix (crescent) hippocampus <> septal nuclei FOR.C
cingulum (cingulate portion) hippocampus <> parietal <> frontal CIN.CG
cingulum (hippocampal portion) hippocampus <> parietal <> frontal CIN.H
callosal tracts corpus callosum (genu) interhemispheric frontal CAL.G
corpus callosum (body) interhemispheric sensorimotor/posterior CAL.B
corpus callosum (splenium) interhemispheric posterior CAL.S
corpus callosum (tapetum) interhemispheric posterior CAL.T
cerebellar tracts cerebellar peduncle (inferior) cerebellar input CER.I
cerebellar peduncle (middle) cerebellar input CER.M
cerebellar peduncle (superior) cerebellar output CER.S
cortical RTZs parietal par
occipital occ
sensorimotor sm
frontal fron
temporal temp
subcortical RTZs cerebellar cer.p
medial temporal mt
basal ganglia bg
thalamus thal

A description of the ROI and abbreviations used in figures and tables are detailed as well. Shading is used as a visual aid to separate groups of ROIs, identifying separate groups used for Holm corrections (see section 2.3 for more details).