Nervous systems are evidently complex networks on multiple spatial scales, from the
microscopic scale of synaptically connected neuronal networks to the macroscopic scale
of whole-brain connectomes. In biological psychiatry, various macroscopic network
phenotypes are now routinely measured using a diverse group of magnetic resonance
imaging (MRI) sequences and data analytic methods, supported by the growing fields
of network neuroscience or connectomics. Just about every psychiatric, neurodevelopmental,
and cognitive disorder has by now been associated with some evidence of atypical MRI
network organization, or brain dysconnectivity.
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Publication history
Accepted:
December 14,
2022
Received:
December 12,
2022
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