The WM regions corresponding to the brain regions with significant preseason versus postseason changes (figure 10) were determined using John Hopkins University's WM atlas
| Volume (mm3) | WM region located | |
|---|---|---|
| Region 01 | 173 | Genu of corpus callosum |
| Region 02 | 960 | Body of corpus callosum |
| Region 03 | 384 | Splenium of corpus callosum |
| Region 04 | 3 | Anterior limb of internal capsule R |
| Region 05 | 40 | Posterior limb of internal capsule R |
| Region 06 | 84 | Retrolenticular part of internal capsule R |
| Region 07 | 2 | Retrolenticular part of internal capsule L |
| Region 08 | 216 | Anterior corona radiata L |
| Region 09 | 490 | Superior corona radiata R |
| Region 10 | 77 | Superior corona radiata L |
| Region 11 | 252 | Posterior corona radiata R |
| Region 12 | 266 | Posterior corona radiata L |
| Region 13 | 76 | Posterior thalamic radiation (include optic radiation) R |
| Region 14 | 18 | Posterior thalamic radiation (include optic radiation) L |
| Region 15 | 22 | External capsule R |
| Region 16 | 42 | Cingulum (cingulate gyrus) L |
| Region 17 | 365 | Superior longitudinal fasciculus R |
| Region 18 | 197 | Superior longitudinal fasciculus L |
| Region 19 | 2 | Tapetum R |
WM, white matter.