Patterns of regional gray matter loss at different stages of schizophrenia: A multisite, cross-sectional VBM study in first-episode and chronic illness☆
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Wagner F. Gattaz | Robin M. Murray | Geraldo F. Busatto | Claudia C. Leite | Maristela S. Schaufelberger | R. Murray | G. Busatto | M. Schaufelberger | M. Louzã | W. Gattaz | J. Hallak | A. Zuardi | F. Duran | D. Bassitt | C. C. Castro | P. Sallet | H. Elkis | J. Crippa | C. Leite | U. S. Torres | Antonio W. Zuardi | Caroline Y.O. Kanegusuku | A. Santos | Helio Elkis | Paulo C. Sallet | Jaime Eduardo C. Hallak | Ulysses S. Torres | Fabio L.S. Duran | José A.S. Crippa | Mario R. Louzã | Débora P. Bassitt | Claudio C. Castro | Antonio Carlos Santos | Paulo Sallet | R. Murray
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