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. 2024 Jan 12;45(1):e26553. doi: 10.1002/hbm.26553

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Six gray matter volume structural brain patterns (SBPs) exhibited higher loading in 22q11DS individuals relative to healthy controls (i.e., higher gray matter volume [GMV] in these SBPs). SBPs include one temporal pattern (SBP05) and one subcortical pattern (SBP06, on right column); one frontal pattern (SBP10), and one pericentral pattern (SBP14, on middle column); and two frontoparietal patterns (SBP13 and SBP17). Analyses included all participants (n = 783) across the 13 studies, adjusting for effects of age, sex, total intracranial volume, and research sites. The top 10 terms associated with each SBP on Neurosynth decoding are shown in word‐cloud plots, and font size represents the relative correlation strength of each term to the SBP. L: left; R: right.