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. 2007 Dec 5;27(49):13491–13498. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.2402-07.2007

Table 2.

Regions demonstrating significant effects of prenatal exposure to maternal smoking and adolescent smoking on FA

Structure Talairach coordinates
x y z Volume (mm3) Peak p value a
Structures with increased FA in prenatally exposed NS relative to nonexposed NS
    R frontal short association fibers 40 45 1 88 0.0002
    L frontal white matter −20 32 13 160 0.002
    R genu, corpus callosum 12 22 14 80 0.002
Structures with increased FA in nonexposed S relative to nonexposed NS
    L inferior longitudinal fasciculus −24 −85 4 120 0.0008
    R forceps minor, corpus callosum 14 30 12 328 0.0001
    R internal capsule, anterior limb 24 16 14 456 <0.0001
    R frontal association fibers 16 45 14 192 <0.0001
    L splenium, corpus callosum −8 −34 15 384 0.001
    L forceps minor, corpus callosum −18 18 18 520 <0.0001
    R genu, corpus callosum 12 9 24 792 0.0001
    R superior longitudinal fasciculus 28 7 26 200 0.0001
    R frontal short association fibers 16 32 24 80 0.0008
Structures with increased FA in exposed S relative to nonexposed NS
    R internal capsule, anterior limb 15 10 4 2608 <0.0001
    R genu, corpus callosum 10 27 4 2528 0.0001
    L frontal white matter −22 28 12 1544 <0.0001
    R genu, corpus callosum 12 3 26 128 0.0009
    R superior longitudinal fasciculus 24 3 26 96 0.001
    L forceps minor, corpus callosum −16 5 26 96 0.0007
Structures with decreased FA in exposed S relative to nonexposed NS
    L external capsule −30 −13 12 1064 0.0003

a p value of peak group difference in FA.