Resting-state functional connectivity (rsFC) provides novel insights into variabilities in neural
networks associated with the use of addictive drugs or with addictive behavioral repertoire. …

… network and both the salience network (p < 0.001, r = 0.298) and the central executive network
(… network dysfunctions represent a core neural deficit underlying psychosis development. …

… (ALFF) of cortical and cerebellar brain regions during resting-state functional MRI (rs-fMRI)
in … their functional connectivity (FC) to each other and to the rest of the brain was examined. …

… as an advantageous method to extract resting-state brain network. However, the selection …
network may be sensitive to different brain disorders. Some disorders may target specific brain …

… In summary it can be argued that there is large evidence of network dysfunction or disrupted
network organisation as a neurobiological, cause for or consequence of MDD. The core role …

… brain network dysfunctions in depression represent a neural … depression, and whether these
dysfunctions are related to cognitive … between resting state network and executive network …

… Overall, the literature of applications of resting-state functional connectivity to disorders of
consciousness remains scant and studies tend to focus exclusively on the DMN. The …

… These consistently decreased hypo-connectivities motivate the proposition of a disconnected
large-scale brain network model of schizophrenia in which network dysfunction is tightly …

… , and brain network-connection strength, network efficiency, … , we constructed brain networks
using resting-state functional … in brain network properties and neuropsychiatric disorders …

… To examine brain network changes in neurological and psychiatric disorders, we therefore
suggest using a combined analysis scheme employing voxel-based and sub-AAL ROI-based …