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editDescriptionDTI-sagittal-xyzrgb.jpg | Visualization of DTI data, depicting a sagittal slice of a human brain near the mid-sagittal plane. The visualization uses the standard XYZ-RGB principal eigenvector color mapping. Especially prominent are the corpus callosum (large red structure in the center) and the fiber tracts that descend toward the spine (blue). Black areas are air or cavities that are filled with corticospinal fluid. |
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