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. 2022 Sep 14;13:972590. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2022.972590

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Overview of the 25 reconstructed tracts of interest. The following tracts were included (tracts names were assigned following (26): Thalamo - Prefrontal (TPREF), Premotor (TPREM), Precentral (TPREC), Postcentral (TPOSTC), Parietal (TPAR), and Occipital (TOCC); Striato - Fronto-Orbital (STFO), Prefrontal (STPREF), Premotor (STPREM), Precentral (STPREC), Postcentral (STPOSTC), Parietal (STPAR), and Occipital (STOCC); Anterior thalamic radiation (ATR), Superior thalamic radiation (STR), Corticospinal (CST), Fronto pontine (FPT), Parieto-occipital pontine (POPT), Inferior cerebellar peduncle (ICP), Middle cerebellar peduncle (MCP), Superior cerebellar peduncle (SCP), Inferior fronto-occipital fascicle (IFO), Uncinate fascicle (UF), Commissure anterior (CA), and Corpus callosum (CC). For tracts that exist in both hemispheres, the right and left sides were included in the image construction, though only the sagittal view is displayed. The tracts that cross between the hemispheres are displayed in coronal view.