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. 2024 Mar 18;54(9):2200–2209. doi: 10.1017/S003329172400031X

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Figure 2. — Top row: Comparison of whole-brain connectivity with the right anterior caudate between HC and individuals with AN (AN > HC = red; HC > AN = blue). Compared to HC, individuals with AN exhibit hypoconnectivity between the right anterior caudate and bilateral superior frontal gyrus/left middle frontal gyrus and hyperconnectivity between the right anterior caudate and bilateral occipital cortex. Bottom row: right anterior caudate functional connectivity maps among HC (left) and patients with AN (right).