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. 2017 Jun 7;7:2978. doi: 10.1038/s41598-017-02596-1

Table 3.

White matter clusters showing increased axial diffusivity in essential tremor vs. healthy control subjects.

Montreal Neurological Institute coordinates Cluster size (number of voxels) P family-wise error-corrected
x y z
Right posterior corona radiata 31 −41 19 749 0.017
Left posterior corona radiata −28 −38 19 586 0.027
Right superior longitudinal fasciculus 33 −12 23 827 0.017
Left superior longitudinal fasciculus −34 −16 25 783 0.027
Right fornix (cres)/stria terminalis 29 −25 −8 111 0.017
Left fornix (cres)/stria terminalis −32 −25 −6 58 0.043
Splenium of the corpus callosum −9 −38 8 1074 0.045
Right anterior limb of internal capsule 21 21 0 812 0.017
Left anterior limb of internal capsule −15 14 −2 708 0.027
Right posterior limb of the internal capsule 23 −20 −3 1254 0.017
Left posterior limb of the internal capsule −24 −18 8 822 0.027
Right retrolenticular region of internal capsule 38 −26 −3 738 0.017
Left retrolenticular region of internal capsule −33 −36 7 555 0.043
Left posterior thalamic radiation −32 −39 11 76 0.027

White matter clusters with significantly increased axial diffusivity (P family-wise error-corrected < 0.05) in essential tremor vs. healthy control subjects. Coordinates indicate the location of the cluster peak in Montreal Neurological Institute convention.