Table 1.

Principal reports in morphological abnormality in templal cortex, limbic and frontal cortex in schizophrena

Are	Findings		Reporter
Temporal lobe Limbic	quantity	Volume loss in hippocampus, amygdala, parahippocampus	Bogerts, 19855, 19906; Altshuler, 19907
		Enlargement in left ventlicle	Borgerts, 19855; Heckers, 19908, 19919
		Volume loss in hippocampal formation	Colter, 198710; Heckers, 19919
		Neuronal loss in hippocampal formation	Benes, 199811; Casanova, 199012
	quality	Cytoarchitectic abnormality in hippocampus, cinglate	Arnold, 1991a13; Conrad, 199114
		Distribution abnormality in NADPH-d positive neuron	Akbarian, 1993b15
Frontal lobe	quantity	Neuronal loss (number/density)	Benes, 198616; Arnold, 199517
		Decreased density of internal neurons	Benes, 199118
		Increased vertical axsons in anterior cingrate cortex	Benes, 1987b19
		Narrowing cell body & decreased density in anterior cingrate	Chana, 200320
	quality	Abnormal array of neurons in layer II	Benes, 198616, 1987a21
		Distribution abnormality in NADPH-d positive neuron	Akbarian, 1993a22
(Modified from Harrison, 199923)

Also, some findings were reported in cerebellum, brainstem, nucleus basalis, thalamus, corpus callosum and another area of cerebral cortex.