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The Influence of Spatial Registration on Detection of Cerebral Asymmetries Using Voxel-Based Statistics of Fractional Anisotropy Images and TBSS

Figure 3

The procedure for calculating the and maps showed for the registration approach (iv) and the FA threshold: FA >0.2.

(a) The FA image of an individual subject was thresholded (FA >0.2) and masked with an external FA mask that was also used for the FA-VBS statistics (section FA-VBS and TBSS analysis). (b) The left and right hemisphere of the thresholded and masked FA image for the individual subject ( and ). (c) The resulting difference () and intersection () maps for the individual subject. (d) The subject-averaged and maps.

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doi: https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0036851.g003