Table 3.

Posterior Regions (y < –30) with significant correlation between fractional anisotropy and high contrast accuracy

	White matter brain regions	MNI coordinates
		Left hemisphere				Right hemisphere
		x	y	Z	# voxel	x	Y	z	#voxel
3A	Superior longitudinal fasciculus, planum temporale (BA 22)	– 52	– 40	20	136
3B	Cerebellum	– 26	– 36	– 24	152
3C§	Inferior longitudinal fasciculus near MT	– 48	– 74	4	81
		– 50	– 74	– 10
3D§	Occipital white matter near V1	– 4	– 64	4	78
3E§	Splenium CC	– 24	– 80	36	98
3F§	Optic radiations near V1	– 8	– 92	2	25
3G	Splenium CC	– 2	– 60	44	16
		– 2	60	32
3H§	Arcuate fasciculus close to intraparietal sulcus	– 46	– 60	34	49
		– 32	– 48	34
3I	Inferior longitudinal fasciculus close to Wernicke’s area, BA21	– 60	– 34	– 2	69
3 J	Inferior longitudinal fasciculus near VWFA	– 40	– 54	– 10	10
3 K	CC body					0	– 34	30	1071
3L§	Inf long fasciculus slightly anterior to MT					52	– 40	0	144
3 M	Cerebellum					28	– 40	– 46	141
3 N§	Inf long fasciculus near MT					50	– 74	– 10	63
3O§	Inf long fasciculus near MT					50	– 76	4	50
3P§	Optic radiations occipital pole					42	– 60	8	48
3Q§	Arcuate fasciculus					36	– 76	34	70
						36	– 60	40	28
						36	– 42	36	33
3R	Inferior long fasciculus Close to EBA					60	– 62	0	40
3S	Inferior fronto-occipital fasciculus, dorsally to MT					46	– 74	20	59
3 T	Inferior fronto-occipital fasciculus close to FFA					48	– 44	– 24	81
3U	ILF/IFOF					28	– 38	– 6	18
3 V	CC splenium					4	– 56	14	14
3 W	Inf long fasciculus close to MT					62	– 50	– 10	20

Only significant clusters at p < 0.05, FDR corrected are reported. The regions labelled with §, are illustrated in Fig. 6

FFA fusiform face area, EBA extrastriate body area