Corpus callosum, axial view

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Corpus callosum, axial view Corpus callosum, axial view.A–D, Illustration (A), gross dissection (B), directional map (C), and tractogram (D). Corpus callosum, axial view.A–D, Illustration (A), gross dissection (B), directional map (C), and tractogram (D). The largest WM fiber bundle, the corpus callosum connects corresponding areas of cortex between the hemispheres. Close to the midline, its fibers are primarily left-right oriented, resulting in its red appearance on this DTI map. However, callosal fibers fan out more laterally and intermingle with projection and association tracts, resulting in more complex color patterns. Brian J. Jellison et al. AJNR Am J Neuroradiol 2004;25:356-369 ©2004 by American Society of Neuroradiology