Association between impaired brain activity and volume at the sub-region of Broca's area in ultra-high risk and first-episode schizophrenia: A multi-modal neuroimaging study
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Kiyoto Kasai | Hidenori Yamasue | Mariko Tada | Akira Kunimatsu | Shinsuke Koike | Ryu Takizawa | Motomu Suga | Yoshihiro Satomura | Norichika Iwashiro | Tatsuya Nagai | H. Yamasue | K. Kasai | A. Kunimatsu | N. Iwashiro | W. Gonoi | S. Koike | Y. Satomura | M. Suga | Tatsuya Nagai | T. Natsubori | M. Tada | R. Takizawa | Tatsunobu Natsubori | Wataru Gonoi | Norichika Iwashiro | Yoshihiro Satomura
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