The amygdala is an evolutionarily conserved core structure in emotion processing and one
of the key regions of interest in affective neuroscience. Results of neuroimaging studies …

Dendritic spine features in human neurons follow the up-to-date knowledge presented in the
previous chapters of this book. Human dendrites are notable for their heterogeneity in …

Tinnitus is a common, functionally disabling condition of often unknown etiology.
Neuroimaging research to better understand tinnitus is emerging but remains limited in …

Background Underconnectivity in the posterior cingulate cortex (PCC) may be associated
with a weakened ability to interpret social signals in autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and …

Background The study aimed to explore cortical morphology in benign childhood epilepsy
with centrotemporal spikes (BECTS) and the relationship between cortical characteristics …

Background: Default Mode Network (DMN) is recognized to be involved in the generation
and propagation of epileptic activities in various epilepsies. Converging evidence has …

Background Structural magnetic resonance imaging (sMRI) reveals abnormalities in patients
with autism spectrum syndrome (ASD). Previous connectome studies of ASD have failed to …

To expand the scientific literature on how resting state functional connectivity (rsFC)
magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)(or the measurement of the strength of the coactivation of …

The ability to inhibit behavior is thought to be an import skill for avoiding criminal conduct,
especially when combined with personal predispositions or criminogenic needs such as a …

The posterior cingulate cortex (PCC) is a key hub of the default mode network and is known
to play an important role in attention. Using ultra-high field 7 Tesla magnetic resonance …