Voxel-wise resting-state MEG source magnitude imaging study reveals neurocircuitry abnormality in active-duty service members and veterans with PTSD
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Rebecca J. Theilmann | Roland R. Lee | Mithun Diwakar | Sharon L. Nichols | Dewleen G. Baker | Charles W. Huang | Ashley Robb | Annemarie Angeles | Ming-Xiong Huang | Tao Song | Victoria B. Risbrough | Mingxiong Huang | R. Theilmann | Tao Song | A. Robb | Annemarie Angeles | S. Nichols | D. Baker | K. Yurgil | R. McLay | M. Diwakar | V. Risbrough | Robert McLay | Kate A. Yurgil | T. Song
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