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Higher scores on the anhedonia subscale were associated with right-sided asymmetry in orbitofrontal thickness, whereas higher somatic symptom subscale scores predicted greater left-sided asymmetry in posterior cingulate thickness. Follow-up analyses showed the orbitofrontal effect was specific to the medial, not the lateral, orbitofrontal […] View
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Mckenzie Dreier posted an update 6 months, 3 weeks ago
Higher scores on the anhedonia subscale were associated with right-sided asymmetry in orbitofrontal thickness, whereas higher somatic symptom subscale scores predicted greater left-sided asymmetry in posterior cingulate thickness. Follow-up analyses showed the orbitofrontal effect was specific to the medial, not the lateral, orbitofrontal cortex.…[Read more]
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Mckenzie Dreier became a registered member 6 months, 3 weeks ago
