… Evidence for abnormalities of cortical development in adolescentonset schizophrenia [J]. …
in dialyzed patients with end ⁃ stage renal disease: evidence from verbal fluency analysis[J]…

… cortical thinning in the right inferior temporal gyrus, and the … of post-traumatic stress disorder
patients over different periods. We … applied to schizophrenia. Neuroimage. 1995;2: 244-252. …

… positive symptoms in schizophrenia's acute stages [19]. In affective spectrum disorders, the
… during first and second trimester and brain cortical thickness in newborns has been recently …

… In summary, we detected metabolic abnormalities in different brain regions in Egr3-transfected
rats, a putative model of schizophrenia. Characteristics of proton magnetic resonance …

… abnormalities or markers of damage, including abnormalities … with cognitive function,
cortical thickness, and GM volume. … localized thinning of the cerebral cortex in schizophrenia. …

… Background: Schizophrenia is a neurodevelopment disease, and the notion that early … gray
matter volume, cortical thickness, gyrification index, fractal dimension and Sulcal Depth, and …

… Antipsychotic treatment of schizophrenia patients was found to modulate the expression of
… schizophrenia and consideration should be given to using animal models of the disorder to …

… All 3 residents diagnosed as having schizophreniform disorder were rediagnosed as
having schizophrenia 6 months after their onset of illness. Thus, 39 individuals with …

… abnormalities[1, 8-11]. The dopamine system includes the midbrain, mesolimbic, … cortex
white matter[49]. Here, we conjectured that the occurrence of psychosis in Parkinson’s disease …

… cortical activated maps in the striate and extrastriate cortices … ; these may have arisen from
abnormal visual experiences. … • Reduced cortical thickness tended to be more lateralized in …