Table I. White matter regions of fractional anisotropy reduction between nonresponders and responders at baseline. JHU, Johns Hopkins University; MNI, Montreal Neurological Institute. ^a Obtained by dividing the number of significant voxels within each regional mask by the total number of voxels in that mask. From reference 33: Reis Marques TR, Taylor H, Chaddock CA, et al White matter integrity as predictor of response to treatment in first episode psychosis. Brain. 2014;137:172-182. © 2013, Oxford University Press.

JHU white matter atlas region	Significant cluster size (n° voxels)	Region significant (%)a	t-statistic	MNI coordinates of peak voxel (mm)
				X	Y	Z
Uncinate
Left	70	91%	3.38	-33	-6	-14
Right	59	86%	2.24	35	-4	-14
Fornix
Left stria terminalis	270	76%	2.98	-34	-11	-15
Right stria terminalis	11	4%	2.64	34	-11	-15
Corticospinal
Left	203	75%	1.92	9	-29	-23
Right	135	51%	3.02	10	-27	-27
Cerebral peduncle
Left	436	72%	2.35	-9	-29	-20
Right	360	59%	3.40	10	-28	-19
External capsule
Right	781	67%	2.48	36	-7	-13
Left	790	61%	4.36	-35	-8	-13
Internal capsule
Left posterior limb	575	66%	2.64	-20	-14	0
Right anterior limb	480	58%	3.24	10	1	1
Left retrolenticular limb	372	47%	2.44	-24	-19	0
Left anterior limb	361	43%	3.00	-13	-1	4
Corpus callosum
Body	1985	63%	2.70	-13	17	24
Genu	1039	60%	3.55	-15	32	14
Splenium	1145	46%	2.13	1	-31	21
Corona radiata
Right anterior	1005	63%	3.26	27	28	10
Left anterior	942	56%	3.75	-15	33	15
Left posterior	364	48%	1.27	-21	-44	35
Left superior	578	42%	2.36	-22	-25	36
Right superior	591	42%	3.21	21	-16	36
Right posterior	153	20%	2.67	30	-60	19
Cerebellar peduncle
Left superior	99	48%	2.16	-5	-30	-21
Right superior	90	36%	2.46	7	-31	-16
Left inferior	66	33%	1.97	-13	-45	-32
Middle	753	33%	3.19	-23	-46	-36
Pontine cross tract	98	25%	2.35	-2	-30	-30
Medial lemniscus
Left	61	24%	2.13	-4	-38	-37
Right	30	12%	2.10	6	-34	-25
Superior frontal occipital
Right	18	23%	1.52	23	2	19
Left	9	10%	1.45	-21	5	19