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Can structural neuroimaging be used to define phenotypes and course of schizophrenia?

The Psychiatric clinics of North America - 1 Sept 2012

Kerns John G, Lauriello John

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This article examines whether structural neuroimaging measures have been found to predict outcome in schizophrenia and whether changes in neuroimaging measures have been found to correlate with poor outcome in the disorder. Overall, there is little compelling evidence that structural neuroimaging measures in either first-episode or chronic patients predict future outcome. Progressive brain changes might reflect a...

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PMID: 22929870
DOI: 10.1016/j.psc.2012.06.005

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