Orangeburg / Palo Alto / New York / Sydney / Washington / DC / Neuroreport / Berlin / Reading / Windsor / /
Company
Cambridge University Press / Nelson Publishing Co / Goldman / SRI International / John Wiley & Sons Inc / American Psychiatric Press / /
Country
Germany / Australia / / /
Facility
Arch Gen Psychiatry / Nathan Kline Institute / Long Island Jewish Medical Center / ARCH GEN PSYCHIATRY/ VOL / /
IndustryTerm
magnetic resonance diffusion tensor imaging / quantitative magnetic resonance imaging study / magnetic resonance spectroscopic imaging / magnetic resonance imaging / resonance imaging / neural networks / Diffusion tensor imaging / magnetic resonance structural imaging / imaging / distributed neural network / echo-planar imaging / magnetic resonance imaging study / multidimensional vector systems / In vivo magnetic resonance imaging / spin-echo echo-planar imaging technique / scanned using magnetic resonance diffusion tensor imaging / /
MedicalCondition
loss of consciousness / JE / Clozapine Olanzapine Risperidone *Schizophrenia / cortical dysconnection syndrome / significant medical illness / Huntington disease / ischemic injury / Patients With Schizophrenia / Mental Illness / MS / double dissociation / head injury / cannabis abuse / schizophrenia / disease / disconnection syndrome / posttraumatic stress disorder / similar double dissociation / /
Organization
Cambridge University / Society of Magnetic Resonance Annual / Nathan Kline Institute for Psychiatric Research / Stanford University School of Medicine / Department of Veterans Affairs / International Society of Magnetic Resonance / Center for Advanced Brain Imaging / Jewish Medical Center / American Medical Association / Stanford / Division of Medical Physics / /
Person
Arch Neurol / Michael Moseley / Adolf Pfefferbaum / Alexander de Crespigny / Acta Neurochir Suppl / Edith V. Sullivan / Lim / Kelvin O. Lim / /
ORIGINAL ARTICLE Compromised White Matter Tract Integrity in Schizophrenia Inferred From Diffusion Tensor Imaging Kelvin O. Lim, MD; Maj Hedehus, PhD; Michael Moseley, PhD; Alexander de Crespigny, PhD;