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Healthy controls (n=70) and psychosis patients (schizophrenia spectrum n=75; psychotic bipolar n=49)
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Reduced PFC-thalamic and elevated somatosensory-thalamic anatomical connectivity is a transdiagnostic feature of psychosis present at the early stage of illness in both schizophrenia and psychotic bipolar disorder.
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Conclusions Altered thalamocortical anatomical connectivity, especially reduced PFC-thalamic connectivity, is a transdiagnostic feature of psychosis detectable in the early stage of illness.
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Healthy controls (n=70) and psychosis patients (schizophrenia spectrum n=75; psychotic bipolar n=49)
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Loop Dysfunction in Neurological and Psychiatric Disease
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Diffusion-weighted imaging probabilistic tractography in 70 healthy and 124 patients (75 SZ, 49 psychotic bipolar; 62 early-stage).
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