Cortical folding abnormalities in schizophrenia patients with resistant auditory hallucinations
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Denis Rivière | Arnaud Cachia | Jean-François Mangin | Jamila Andoh | Eric Artiges | Edouard Duchesnay | David Bartrés-Faz | Jean-Luc Martinot | Marie-Laure Paillère-Martinot | A. Galinowski | Dominique Januel | Renaud de Beaurepaire | Frank Bellivier | Marion Plaze | E. Duchesnay | D. Rivière | A. Cachia | F. Bellivier | J. Martinot | E. Artiges | D. Bartrés-Faz | M. Paillère-Martinot | D. Januel | J. Andoh | A. Galinowski | M. Plaze | J. F. Mangin | R. Beaurepaire
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