The location, extent and progression of longitudinal morphometric changes after first-
episode of psychosis (FEP) remains unclear. We investigated ventricular and cortico …

BackgroundFirst-episode psychosis (FEP) patients show structural brain abnormalities.
Whether the changes are progressive or not remain under debate, and the results from …

Background To examine whether the duration of unremitted psychotic symptoms after the
onset of a first episode of psychosis (FEP) is associated with cortical thickness and …

Introduction: Outcome from psychotic disorders is heterogeneous with poor long-term
clinical outcome associated with such markers as decreased internal capsule volume and …

Previous works have studied structural brain characteristics in first-episode psychosis (FEP),
but few have focused on the relation between brain differences and illness trajectories. The …

BackgroundLoss of cortical volume in frontotemporal regions occurs in patients with first-
episode psychosis (FEP) and longitudinal studies have reported progressive brain volume …

First episodes (FE) of psychosis may evolve or not to schizophrenia in ensuing years, but
there is a lack of reliable predictors of which patients will have to face such an unfavorable …

BackgroundSome neuroimaging studies have supported the hypothesis of progressive brain
changes after a first episode of psychosis. We aimed to determine whether (i) first-episode …

BackgroundWe and others have reported that patients experiencing their first episode of
psychosis already have significant structural brain abnormalities. Antipsychotics seem to …

First episode psychosis (FEP) has been associated with structural brain changes, largely
identified by volumetric analyses. Advances in neuroimaging processing have made it …