Over the last three decades, movement disorder as well as sensorimotor and psychomotor
functioning in schizophrenia (SZ) and other psychoses has gained greater scientific and …

Schizophrenia spectrum disorders have heterogeneous outcomes and currently no marker
predicts the course of illness. Motor abnormalities (MAs) are inherent to psychosis, the risk of …

Schizophrenia is a severe behavioral syndrome of neurodevelopmental nature marked by
primary or genuine motor abnormalities (GMA), which refer to spontaneous and medication …

Although genuine motor abnormalities (GMA) are frequently found in schizophrenia, they
are also considered as an intrinsic feature of bipolar, obsessive-compulsive, and …

Background Altered global signal (GS) topography features in the resting-state fMRI of major
depressive disorder (MDD), showing abnormally strong global signal representation in the …

Background Cerebellar structural and functional abnormalities underlie widespread deficits
in clinical, cognitive, and motor functioning that are observed in schizophrenia …

Neurological soft signs (NSS) comprise a broad range of subtle neurological deficits and are
considered to represent external markers of sensorimotor dysfunction frequently found in …

Objectives Psychomotor slowing (PS) occurs in up to half of schizophrenia patients and is
linked to poorer outcomes. As standard treatment fails to improve PS, novel approaches are …

The number of neuroimaging studies on movement disorders, sensorimotor, and
psychomotor functioning in schizophrenia spectrum disorders (SSD) has steadily increased …

The research in the field of sensorimotor functioning 1–4 in distinct psychiatric disorders has
grown exponentially in the last 3 decades (see also recent reviews 2, 4–9), spurring a …