106. Examining Microstructural Dysconnectivity in Early Psychosis Using Dimensional and Categorical Measures

Haley Wang,Zhen-Qi Liu,Charlie Schleifer, Thomas P. Boeck, Rachel A. McKinney,Carrie E. Bearden,Katherine H. Karlsgodt

Biological Psychiatry（2023）

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Abstract

Microstructural connectivity has been widely studied in psychosis, but the similarities and differences in abnormalities between affective psychosis (AP) and non-affective psychosis (NAP) patients have been elusive. Further, there is a lack of knowledge of how structural dysconnectivity correlates with dimensional and categorical measures in early psychosis.

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early psychosis,microstructural dysconnectivity,measures

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