TABLE 2.
Contrast | Tract (Atlas: HCP1021) (All data is presented in neuroanatomical convention- Left on Left) | Direction and FDR | QA (Standard Error) |
Postflight – Preflight | • Corpus Callosum Forceps Major • Inferior Fronto Occipital Fasciculus, R • Medial Lemniscus, R • Middle Cerebellar Peduncle, Bilateral |
INCREASING QA (FDR = 0.0033) |
0.28 (± 0.015) |
Postflight – Preflight |
• Arcuate Fasciculus, L • Corpus Callosum Body • Corpus Callosum Forceps Minor • Corticopontine Tract Parietal, L • Corticospinal Tract, L • Corticostriatal Tract Anterior, R • Corticostriatal Tract Superior, R • Corticostriatal Tract Superior, L • Dentatorubrothalamic Tract, R • Vermis |
DECREASING QA (FDR = 0.0009). |
0.26 (± 0. 013) |
Followup – Postlight |
• Anterior Commissure • Cingulum Frontal Parietal, R • Corpus Callosum Body • Corpus Callosum Forceps Minor • Corticostriatal Tract Anterior, R • Corticostriatal Tract Anterior, L • Middle Cerebellar Peduncle Bilateral • Uncinate Fasciculus, L |
INCREASING QA (FDR = 0.0567). |
0.27 (± 0.014) |
Followup – Postlight |
• Cingulum Parahippocampal Parietal, R • Corpus Callosum Body • Corpus Callosum Forceps Major • Corpus Callosum Tapetum • Corticostriatal Tract Posterior, R • Corticostriatal Tract Posterior, L • Inferior Longitudinal Fasciculus, R • Thalamic Radiation Posterior, R • Thalamic Radiation Posterior, L |
DECREASING QA (FDR = 0.0014) |
0.43 (± 0.022) |
Followup – Preflight | The connectometry analysis found no significant result in tracks with increased QA. |
INCREASING QA (FDR = 1.00) |
N/A |
Followup – Preflight |
• Arcuate Fasciculus, L • Cerebellum, R • Cerebellum, L • Corpus Callosum Body • Corpus Callosum Forceps Major • Corpus Callosum Forceps Minor • Corpus Callosum Tapetum • Corticopontine Tract Parietal, L • Corticospinal Tract, L • Corticostriatal Tract Posterior, L • Medial Lemniscus, L • Middle Cerebellar Peduncle Bilateral • Superior Longitudinal Fasciculus, R • Vermis |
DECREASING QA (FDR = 0.0069) |
0.36 (± 0.018) |
The right column shows the average QA change for all significant tracts of the associated contrast. N/A is used for contrasts where no significant tracts show QA changes. R = right, L = left.