Superior Longitudinal Fasciculus
A major neural pathway that connects the prefrontal and parietal regions of the brain, facilitating communication between executive networks.
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"The biggest change we see is in the superior longitudinal fasciculus which connects the prefrontal and the parietal regions and it's basically a major pathway through which the central executive network is interacting with the default mode."
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