Volume of thalamic subregions across common behavioral and neurological disorders: A multi-site magnetic resonance imaging study
Veronica Mäki-Marttunen, Tobias Kaufman, Lars Westlye, Ole Andreassen, Gro Nygaard, Hanne Harbo, Einar Høgestøl, Elisabeth Gulowsen-Celius, Carl Sellgren Majkowitz, Simon Cervenka, Sophie Erhardt, Luigi Maglanoc, Rune Jonassen, Eva Hilland, Nils Landrø, Annette Conzelmann, Paul Pauli, Georg Ziegler, Klaus-Peter Lesch, Andreas Reif, Katrin Zierhut, Emanuel Schwarz, Erik Jönsson, Ingrid Agartz, Erlend Bøen, Birgitte Boye, Stefan Borgwardt, Andre Schmidt, Stener Nerland, Jaroslav Rokicki, Kjetil Jørgensen, Torbjørn Elvsåshagen · FENS Forum 2024
The human thalamus participates in multiple cortical and subcortical circuits and is important for the healthy brain’s function. Structural changes in the thalamus have been reported for multiple neurological and psychiatric disorders. However, most of the existent studies included small samples, covered few brain disorders, or only investigated the whole thalamus, without taking into account the heterogeneity of this structure. Here, we aimed to investigate the volumes of thalamic subregions across several common brain disorders and the healthy population in a multi-site sample. In a large mu
ePoster · Neuroscience