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Disrupted fronto-temporal function in panic disorder: a resting-state connectome study
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2021
unpublished
Recent neuroimaging studies have identified altered activations and connectivity among many brain regions as potential biomarkers for panic disorder. However, little was known about how topological properties would change in panic disorder. Therefore, a graph-theoretical approach was applied in this study to construct functional networks of patients and healthy controls to discover topological changes in panic disorder. 31 patients and 33 matched healthy controls underwent resting-state
doi:10.21203/rs.3.rs-240681/v1
fatcat:cnunt4oql5butewjea27ecblxy