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. 2019 Dec 6;10:884. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2019.00884

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Copyright © 2019 An, Li, Wang, Su, Wang, Li, Zeng, Kong, Yan and Si

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Association of 2-week ΔFC of striatum with 8-week symptom improvement. The image shows the brain regions whose 2-week functional connectivity alterations with different striatal subdivisions (in color) were positively (A) and negatively (B) correlated with 8-week symptom improvement, and shows the seed locations of the striatal subdivisions (C). On the right are scatters showing examples of positive association (ΔFC of left DC and right MFG, indicated by a grey arrow) and negative association (ΔFC of right DRP and right PCG). DC, dorsal caudate; VSs, superior ventral striatum; DRP, dorsal rostral putamen; VRP, ventral rostral putamen; ΔFC, functional connectivity alteration.