Selective aberrant functional connectivity of resting state networks in social anxiety disorder
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Wei Zhang | Yuan Feng | Dante Mantini | Claudio Gentili | Wei Liao | Huafu Chen | Qiyong Gong | Jurong Ding | Zhengyong Pan | Xujun Duan | Changjian Qiu | Su Lui | Wei Zhang | S. Lui | Huafu Chen | Q. Gong | D. Mantini | W. Liao | C. Qiu | Yuan Feng | Xujun Duan | Zhengyong Pan | C. Gentili | Jurong Ding | Changjian Qiu
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