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White Matter Tracts (Coronal Section)

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Mikaela Stiver
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Coronal section of the brain showing a variety of white matter tracts: - Association fibers (connecting cortical areas within the same hemisphere) - Commissural fibers (connecting cortical areas of the left and right hemispheres to one another; crossing the midline) - Projection fibers (connecting cortical areas to subcortical, brainstem, and spinal cord structures)
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July 2024

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Coronal section of the brain showing a variety of white matter tracts: - Association fibers (connecting cortical areas within the same hemisphere) - Commissural fibers (connecting cortical areas of the left and right hemispheres to one another; crossing the midline) - Projection fibers (connecting cortical areas to subcortical, brainstem, and spinal cord structures)

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