Table 3.
Average FAs and standard deviations of 68 white matter areas obtained from 10 normal subjects.
| areas | ave | SD | N* | areas | ave | SD | N* | area | ave | SD | N* |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MCP | 0.36 | .06 | 14 | ACR-L | 0.39 | .06 | 15 | UNC-R | 0.38 | .11 | 38 |
| PCT | 0.40 | .04 | 6 | SCR-R | 0.41 | .03 | 4 | UNC-L | 0.38 | .09 | 28 |
| GCC | 0.53 | .09 | 15 | SCR-L | 0.40 | .03 | 5 | TAP-R | 0.45 | .09 | 20 |
| BCC | 0.46 | .12 | 41 | PCR-R | 0.39 | .02 | 3 | TAP-L | 0.44 | .10 | 30 |
| SCC | 0.53 | .07 | 11 | PCR-L | 0.39 | .03 | 6 | SF_R | 0.35 | .03 | 6 |
| FX | 0.42 | .11 | 33 | PTR-R | 0.44 | .03 | 4 | SF_L | 0.38 | .05 | 8 |
| CST-R | 0.46 | .04 | 6 | PTR-L | 0.44 | .03 | 4 | MF_R | 0.31 | .05 | 14 |
| CST-L | 0.44 | .05 | 7 | SS-R | 0.44 | .07 | 14 | MF_L | 0.32 | .04 | 9 |
| ML-R | 0.51 | .03 | 7 | SS-L | 0.43 | .05 | 9 | IF_R | 0.32 | .06 | 19 |
| ML-L | 0.49 | .04 | 6 | EC-R | 0.36 | .04 | 8 | IF_L | 0.34 | .07 | 24 |
| ICP-R | 0.36 | .05 | 12 | EC-L | 0.35 | .06 | 18 | PrC_R | 0.32 | .05 | 13 |
| ICP-L | 0.35 | .04 | 7 | CGC-R | 0.38 | .05 | 11 | PrC_L | 0.35 | .04 | 8 |
| SCP-R | 0.43 | .09 | 26 | CGC-L | 0.38 | .05 | 12 | PoC_R | 0.33 | .03 | 5 |
| SCP-L | 0.43 | .10 | 33 | CGH-R | 0.26 | .08 | 49 | PoC_L | 0.35 | .04 | 7 |
| CP-R | 0.53 | .06 | 9 | CGH-L | 0.28 | .08 | 48 | SP_R | 0.33 | .05 | 12 |
| CP-L | 0.53 | .06 | 9 | FX/ST-R | 0.42 | .07 | 16 | SP_L | 0.35 | .03 | 5 |
| ALIC-R | 0.46 | .03 | 4 | FX/ST-L | 0.40 | .06 | 12 | PT_R | 0.26 | .04 | 14 |
| ALIC-L | 0.43 | .07 | 18 | SLF-R | 0.37 | .05 | 9 | PT_L | 0.28 | .03 | 7 |
| PLIC-R | 0.55 | .03 | 3 | SLF-L | 0.36 | .05 | 12 | Tmp_R | 0.33 | .02 | 4 |
| PLIC-L | 0.52 | .04 | 5 | SFO-R | 0.39 | .07 | 17 | Tmp_L | 0.33 | .03 | 6 |
| RLIC-R | 0.46 | .05 | 7 | SFO-L | 0.41 | .05 | 8 | Oc_R | 0.31 | .02 | 4 |
| RLIC-L | 0.45 | .04 | 6 | IFO-R | 0.36 | .06 | 17 | Oc_L | 0.32 | .03 | 6 |
| ACR-R | 0.38 | .03 | 5 | IFO-L | 0.36 | .06 | 14 | ||||
ave: average FA, L: left, R: right, SD: standard deviation. Abbreviations for the area are described in result section.
The number of subjects required to detect 20% change with p < 0.05 using t-test. The software G*power (Faul et al., 2007) was used to determine required sample size, assuming that the size and SD of the control group and subject group are same.
**: The CSWM is defined by 60% white matter probability.