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A Protocol for Measuring Cue Reactivity in a Rat Model of Cocaine Use Disorder
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コカイン使用障害における脳の構造的差異のパターン:多層の周波数,ベイジアン,座標ベースのメタ解析を統合する

Augusto Martins Lucas Bittencourt1, Bernardo Penteado Favero2, Camila Haas3

  • 1Brain Institute (InsCer), Pontifical Catholic, University of Rio Grande do Sul (PUCRS), Porto Alegre 90619900, Brazil; School of Medicine, Catholic University of Pelotas (UCPel), Pelotas 96015560, Brazil; School of Medicine, Federal University of Rio Grande (FURG), Rio Grande 96203900, Brazil.

Drug and alcohol dependence
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まとめ

コカイン使用障害 (CUD) は,前頭前皮質や桃体などの脳領域における灰色物質 (GM) の減少に関連しています. この包括的なメタ解析は,CUD患者におけるこれらの一貫したGM差異をマッピングするために,構造的な神経イメージングデータを合成しています.

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依存症の神経回路についてベイジアン推論 (Bayesian inference) とは,ベイジアン推論 (Bayesian inference) とは,ベイジアン推論 (Bayesian inference) とは,ベイジアン推論 (Bayesian inference) とは,ベイジアン推論 (Bayesian inference) とは,ベイジアン推論 (Bayesian inference) とは,候補バイオマーカー候補コカイン使用障害 (コカイン使用障害)灰色の物質は,灰色の物質である.メタアナリシス メタ分析構造MRIによる構造MRI

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