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Impaired functional connectivity in patients with psychosis and visual hallucinations

2022-05-07

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<h4>Background</h4> more than one-third of patients with psychosis experience visual hallucinations, but the underlying pathomechanism remains largely unknown. Although schizophrenia is related to altered brain functional connectivity, it is unknown how this could predispose patients to experience visual hallucinations. Previous work suggested that this predisposition is caused by alterations in vision-related net...

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Literature Corpus work: 771e8355-c4d9-5bf1-86e4-70c6d83479da
DOI: 10.1101/2022.05.06.22274666

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