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White matter fibres. Coloured diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) scan of the bundles of white matter nerve fibres in the cerebrum, frontal view. At... more
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White matter fibres. Coloured diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) scan of the bundles of white matter nerve fibres in the cerebrum, frontal view. At bottom is the brain stem, at centre is the third ventricle, and left and right are the two brain hemispheres. White matter fibres transmit nerve signals between brain regions and between the brain and the spinal cord. The cerebrum controls conscious thought and voluntary movement. DTI scans show the diffusion of water along white matter fibres, allowing the connections between brain regions to be mapped.
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