Psychiatry and Clinical Psychopharmacology,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
33(3), С. 229 - 237
Опубликована: Сен. 1, 2023
Gray
matter
alterations
play
a
role
in
the
panic
disorder's
pathophysiology
origin.
However,
current
literature
seemed
inadequate
to
reach
consistent
conclusion.
Therefore,
we
conducted
this
gray
meta-analysis
on
disorder.
Abstract
Background
This
meta-analysis
aimed
to
explore
the
most
robust
findings
across
numerous
existing
resting-state
functional
imaging
and
voxel-based
morphometry
(VBM)
studies
on
structural
brain
alterations
in
individuals
with
autism
spectrum
disorder
(ASD).
Methods
A
whole-brain
voxel-wise
was
conducted
compare
differences
intrinsic
activity
gray
matter
volume
(GMV)
between
ASD
typically
developing
(TDs)
using
Seed-based
d
Mapping
software.
Results
total
of
23
(786
ASD,
710
TDs)
52
VBM
(1728
1747
were
included.
Compared
TDs,
displayed
decreases
left
insula
(extending
superior
temporal
gyrus
[STG]),
bilateral
anterior
cingulate
cortex/medial
prefrontal
cortex
(ACC/mPFC),
angular
right
inferior
gyrus,
as
well
increases
supplementary
motor
area
precuneus.
For
meta-analysis,
decreased
GMV
ACC/mPFC
cerebellum,
increased
middle
STG),
olfactory
cortex,
precentral
gyrus.
Further,
after
overlapping
differences.
Conclusions
The
present
multimodal
demonstrated
that
exhibited
similar
both
function
structure
ACC/mPFC,
or
default
mode
network
(DMN),
primary
sensory
regions.
These
contribute
further
understanding
pathophysiology
ASD.
Translational Psychiatry,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
14(1)
Опубликована: Июль 16, 2024
Abstract
Accumulating
evidence
has
revealed
the
gut
bacteria
dysbiosis
and
brain
hippocampal
functional
structural
alterations
in
major
depressive
disorder
(MDD).
However,
potential
relationship
between
microbiota
function
patients
with
MDD
is
still
very
limited.
Data
of
resting-state
magnetic
resonance
imaging
were
acquired
from
44
unmedicated
42
demographically
matched
healthy
controls
(HCs).
Severn
pairs
hippocampus
subregions
(the
bilateral
cornu
ammonis
[CA1-CA3],
dentate
gyrus
(DG),
entorhinal
cortex,
hippocampal–amygdaloid
transition
area,
subiculum)
selected
as
seeds
connectivity
(FC)
analysis.
Additionally,
fecal
samples
participants
collected
16S
rDNA
amplicon
sequencing
was
used
to
identify
altered
relative
abundance
microbiota.
Then,
association
analysis
conducted
investigate
relationships
abnormal
FC
microbiome
features.
Also,
subregion
values
levels
features
separately
or
together
support
vector
machine
models
distinguishing
HCs.
Compared
HCs,
exhibited
increased
left
(CA2,
CA3
DG)
right
(CA2
CA3),
decreased
posterior
cingulate
cortex.
In
addition,
we
found
that
level
proinflammatory
(i.e.,
Enterobacteriaceae
)
significantly
increased,
whereas
short-chain
fatty
acids
producing-bacteria
Prevotellaceae,
Agathobacter
Clostridium
patients.
Furthermore,
CA3-
CA3)
positively
correlated
MDD.
Moreover,
patterns
considered
combination,
best
discrimination
obtained
(AUC
=
0.92).
These
findings
may
provide
insights
into
role
underlying
neuropathology
NeuroImage,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
292, С. 120604 - 120604
Опубликована: Апрель 1, 2024
Despite
its
widespread
use,
resting-state
functional
magnetic
resonance
imaging
(rsfMRI)
has
been
criticized
for
low
test-retest
reliability.
To
improve
reliability,
researchers
have
recommended
using
extended
scanning
durations,
increased
sample
size,
and
advanced
brain
connectivity
techniques.
However,
longer
runs
larger
sizes
may
come
with
practical
challenges
burdens,
especially
in
rare
populations.
Here
we
tested
if
an
technique,
dynamic
causal
modeling
(DCM),
can
reliability
of
fMRI
effective
(EC)
metrics
to
acceptable
levels
without
extremely
long
run
durations
or
large
samples.
Specifically,
employed
DCM
EC
analysis
on
rsfMRI
data
from
the
Human
Connectome
Project.
avoid
bias,
assessed
four
distinct
DCMs
gradually
a
randomized
manner
across
ten
permutations.
We
pseudo
true
positive
false
rates
assess
efficacy
shorter
(3.6,
7.2,
10.8,
14.4
minutes)
replicating
outcomes
longest
duration
(28.8
min)
when
size
was
fixed
at
largest
(n=160
subjects).
Similarly,
smaller
(n=10,
20,
…,
150
subjects)
min).
Our
results
revealed
that
rate
below
0.05
all
analyses.
After
reached
10.8
minutes,
which
yielded
92%,
further
extensions
time
showed
no
improvements
rate.
Expanding
led
enhanced
outcomes,
plateau
n=70
subjects
targeted
top
one-half
ECs
reference
sample,
regardless
whether
viable
(10.8
employed.
Encouragingly,
exhibited
approximately
80%
n=20,
90%
n=40
subjects.
These
suggest
be
option
attain
reliable
times
are
not
feasible.
Frontiers in Psychiatry,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
15
Опубликована: Авг. 23, 2024
Background
Previous
studies
based
on
resting-state
functional
magnetic
resonance
imaging(rs-fMRI)
and
voxel-based
morphometry
(VBM)
have
demonstrated
significant
abnormalities
in
brain
structure
activity
patients
with
early-onset
schizophrenia
(EOS),
compared
healthy
controls
(HCs),
these
alterations
were
closely
related
to
the
pathogenesis
of
EOS.
However,
previous
suffer
from
limitations
small
sample
sizes
high
heterogeneity
results.
Therefore,
present
study
aimed
effectively
integrate
identify
common
specific
structural
Methods
The
PubMed,
Web
Science,
Embase,
Chinese
National
Knowledge
Infrastructure
(CNKI),
WanFang
databases
systematically
searched
publications
regional
gray
matter
volume
(GMV)
Then,
we
utilized
Seed-based
d
Mapping
Permutation
Subject
Images
(SDM-PSI)
software
conduct
a
whole-brain
voxel
meta-analysis
VBM
rs-fMRI
studies,
respectively,
followed
by
multimodal
overlapping
this
basis
comprehensively
Results
A
total
27
original
(28
datasets)
included
meta-analysis,
including
12
(13
(496
EOS
patients,
395
HCs)
15
(15
GMV
(458
531
HCs).
Overall,
showed
significantly
increased
left
middle
frontal
gyrus
(extending
triangular
part
inferior
gyrus)
right
caudate
nucleus.
On
other
hand,
decreased
superior
temporal
rolandic
operculum),
gyrus,
pole
(superior
gyrus).
Conclusion
This
revealed
that
some
regions
exhibited
or
abnormalities,
such
as
gyri,
prefrontal
cortex,
striatum.
These
findings
may
help
deepen
our
understanding
underlying
pathophysiological
mechanisms
provide
potential
biomarkers
for
diagnosis
treatment
Child Neuropsychology,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown, С. 1 - 21
Опубликована: Янв. 17, 2025
The
current
study
investigated
the
relationship
between
adverse
childhood
experiences
(ACEs),
post-traumatic
stress
disorder
(PTSD)
symptoms,
within-network
resting-state
functional
connectivity
(rs-FC),
and
alcohol
use
during
adolescence
using
magnetic
resonance
imaging
(fMRI)
data
from
National
Consortium
on
Alcohol
Neurodevelopment
in
Adolescence
(NCANDA;
N
=
687).
Significant
rs-FC
differences
emerged
that
linked
participant
ACEs,
PTSD
problems.
Participants
with
ACEs
compared
to
those
without
had
diminished
within
default
mode,
salience,
medial
frontoparietal
networks
(p
≤
0.005).
Further
reduction
mode
0.005)
was
found
when
symptoms
were
present
addition
ACEs.
Findings
suggest
are
associated
lower
network
beyond
exposure
some
of
these
changes
worsened
problems
(i.e.
withdrawal
symptoms).
These
findings
highlight
importance
addressing
adolescents
a
history
as
it
may
mitigate
problematic
brain
reduce
risk
developing
Frontiers in Neuroscience,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
19
Опубликована: Фев. 5, 2025
Objectives
Neuroimaging
investigations
into
chronic
low
back
pain
(CLBP)
have
detected
functional
abnormalities
across
a
spectrum
of
brain
regions,
yet
the
findings
often
been
inconsistent.
In
this
meta-analysis,
we
integrated
existing
data,
delineating
pattern
coherent
results
from
encompassed
studies.
Methods
A
systematic
search
neuroimaging
studies
investigating
activity
differences
between
CLBP
and
Healthy
controls
(HCs)
was
conducted
in
seven
databases
up
to
December
22,
2024.
An
anisotropic
effect-size
signed
differential
mapping
(AES-SDM)-based
meta-analysis
carried
out
report
perform
multimodal
analysis.
Results
total
20
publications
reporting
on
24
experiments
meta-analysis.
The
ReHo
showed
abnormal
spontaneous
left
inferior
temporal
gyrus
(ITG),
superior
frontal
(SFG),
right
middle
(MFG),
precuneus,
fusiform
bilateral
postcentral
(PoCG)
patients.
ALFF
demonstrated
alterations
rolandic
operculum
(extending
insula
IFG),
ITG,
occipital
(MOG),
paracentral
lobule,
PoCG
cuneus
cortex
group
revealed
that
patients
with
displayed
new
decreased
thalamus,
precentral
(PreCG)
lingual
gyrus.
Conclusion
Patients
exhibit
extensive
abnormalities,
involving
regions
related
perception,
emotional
processing,
cognitive
functions,
both
visual
motor
cortices.
These
might
provide
valuable
reference
for
identification
potential
therapeutic
targets
brain.
Recent
genome-wide
association
studies
have
linked
voltage-gated
calcium
channel
genes
to
bipolar
disorder
(BD),
in
which
CACNB2
gene
rs11013860
is
respectively
reported.
Less
known,
though,
about
how
precisely
its
polymorphism
affects
both
the
structure
and
function
of
brain.
173
BD
patients
207
healthy
controls
(HCs)
were
underwent
structural
functional
magnetic
resonance
imaging
scan
genotyped
for
rs11013860.
Grey
matter
volume
(GMV),
regional
homogeneity
(ReHo)
degree
centrality
(DC)
used
examine
brain
structure,
activity
connectivity
these
participants.
The
emotional
circuits
patients,
such
as
cerebellum,
insula,
cingulate
gyrus,
fusiform
superior
frontal
/
middle
temporal
occipital
lingual
precuneus,
putamen,
hippocampus
parahippocampal
main
areas
where
GMV,
ReHo,
DC
differed
from
HCs.
And
right
anterior
posterior
cerebellar
lobes,
gyrus
well
showed
an
interaction
between
genotypes
diagnoses
GMV.
In
addition,
there
was
a
significant
step-wise
increase
GMV
with
decreased
dosage
A
risk
allele
HCs,
but
this
pattern
relationship
absent
patients.
No
found
ReHo
DC.
These
results
suggest
that
may
be
associated
abnormalities
cerebellar,
limbic
system
other
regions,
perhaps
contributing
disease.