Our work is finally published: "Gray and white matter morphology in substance use disorders: a neuroimaging systematic review and meta-analysis" collab with @pandonaude @AlcauterSarael, @ce_parsons & @soffiafdz. https://t.co/cQkcLGnokS https://t.co/RvzkAQAmwD
Gray and white matter morphology in substance use disorders: a neuroimaging systematic review and meta-analysis.
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- Substance use disorders (SUDs) involve compulsive substance seeking, perceived loss of control, and negative emotions, with brain changes especially in frontal, striatal, and limbic regions, which vary based on substance type and severity.
- The study systematically reviewed 60 voxel-based morphometry (VBM) neuroimaging studies, involving nearly 5,000 participants, to find areas of brain volume increase or decrease associated with SUDs.
- Common findings showed brain volume reductions in regions like the insula, anterior cingulate cortex, putamen, and thalamus across substances, while differences between occasional and addictive use suggest neuroadaptive changes that could influence future treatments.]
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Gray and white matter morphology in substance use disorders: A neuroimaging systematic review and meta-analysis. published as: https://t.co/u6FxLBmZNa @nature #biorxiv
Translational Psychiatry Gray and white matter morphology in substance use disorders: a neuroimaging systematic review and meta-analysis https://t.co/ib7lF3fpM8
RT @egarzav: Our work is finally published: "Gray and white matter morphology in substance use disorders: a neuroimaging systematic review…
RT @egarzav: Our work is finally published: "Gray and white matter morphology in substance use disorders: a neuroimaging systematic review…
RT @egarzav: Our work is finally published: "Gray and white matter morphology in substance use disorders: a neuroimaging systematic review…
RT @egarzav: Our work is finally published: "Gray and white matter morphology in substance use disorders: a neuroimaging systematic review…
Our work is finally published: "Gray and white matter morphology in substance use disorders: a neuroimaging systematic review and meta-analysis" collab with @pandonaude @AlcauterSarael, @ce_parsons & @soffiafdz. https://t.co/cQkcLGnokS https://t.co/RvzkAQAmwD
RT @biorxiv_neursci: Gray and white matter morphology in substance use disorders: A neuroimaging systematic review and meta-analysis. http…
RT @biorxivpreprint: Gray and white matter morphology in substance use disorders: A neuroimaging systematic review and meta-analysis. http…
RT @biorxiv_neursci: Gray and white matter morphology in substance use disorders: A neuroimaging systematic review and meta-analysis. http…
Gray and white matter morphology in substance use disorders: A neuroimaging systematic review and meta-analysis. https://t.co/EawKY7JHI6 #bioRxiv
Gray and white matter morphology in substance use disorders: A neuroimaging systematic review and meta-analysis. https://t.co/KejuL2fDAb #biorxiv_neursci
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