Brain Scans Reveal Cortical Differences in Adolescent Depression
A study of 322 adolescents found widespread cortical and subcortical structural differences in those with first-episode, medication-naïve early-onset depression.
A study of 322 adolescents found widespread cortical and subcortical structural differences in those with first-episode, medication-naïve early-onset depression.
A retrospective study of 1,763 patients with temporal lobe epilepsy identified model-inferred metabolic progression patterns associated with clinical characteristics and ...
A preclinical neuroimaging study in male mice reveals that chronic antibiotic exposure drives widespread, context-dependent functional brain network reorganization and ...
A comparative neuroimaging study reveals that diffusion-weighted and multi-echo arterial spin labeling MRI sequences yield opposing age-group differences in blood-brain ...
A qualitative framework establishes strict alignment criteria to determine whether increased brain connectivity in glioma reflects functional compensation, pathological excitability, ...
A study finds patient-controlled sleep therapy with dexmedetomidine enhances glymphatic-related imaging markers in patients with comorbid insomnia and depression.
Researchers have outlined the protocol for INTERACT, a multi-level investigation examining how dynamic neural networks and cognitive-affective processes shape human ...
A multicenter longitudinal study demonstrates that automated deep learning measurements of spinal cord injury lesions match expert manual analysis in ...
A retrospective study identifies the sulcal tram-track appearance on MRI as a key diagnostic clue for distinguishing venous infarction from ...
Researchers using advanced image registration have mapped quantifiable mechanical strain and tissue deformation across fronto-limbic brain networks in patients undergoing ...
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