This study investigates resting-state EEG alpha-band connectivity in first-episode psychosis (FEP) using a novel dynamic connectivity pipeline and examines its relationship with cognitive functioning and psychopathological scores. Data from 78 individuals with FEP and 60 healthy controls (CTR) were analyzed. Source est...
Romain Aubonnet, Mahmoud Hassan, Paolo Gargiulo et al.· Brain Topography· 0 citations
It is suggested that subtle differences in higher-order functional brain network organization associated with metabolic syndrome can be detected during midlife and are related to cognitive functioning, highlighting the importance of prevention and intervention of cardiometabolic risk in midlife to preserve network inte...
Isabelle Gallagher, Makenna B. McGill, David M. Schnyer et al.· Frontiers in Aging Neuroscie...· 0 citations
BACKGROUND
Although structural and functional alterations in borderline personality disorder (BPD) have been widely reported in neuroimaging studies, the findings remain heterogeneous. Emerging consensus suggests that these distributed alterations may converge on a common pathological network associated with BPD, provi...
Le-Yi Zhang, Yi-Ding Han, Y. Ou et al.· Journal of Affective Disorde...· 0 citations
Dynamic functional network connectivity (dFNC) has become a powerful method for assessing time-varying brain dynamics in psychiatric disorders. However, it is unclear whether disruptions in network dynamics reflect disorder-specific dysfunction or shared transdiagnostic mechanisms. This work examined network stat...
E. Agoalikum, B. Klugah-Brown, Hong-Zhou Wu et al.· BMC Psychiatry· 0 citations
It is demonstrated that nonlinear FC enhances sensitivity to PD-related network alterations, while spatial features highlight clinically relevant biomarkers and contributes to the methodological development of resting-state fMRI and its translational application to PD.
Charles Okanda Nyatega, Qiang Li, Weizhi Nie et al.· Brain Topography· 0 citations
Increased functional alpha connectivity, simultaneous with elevated heart rate during FDS, suggests that FDSs involve altered brain network dynamics rather than simple alpha power suppression by voluntary motor activity.
T. Dubček, Meret Küenzler, M. Schmutz et al.· Epilepsy & Behavior· 0 citations
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