Structural brain abnormalities in male schizophrenics reflect fronto-temporal dissociation.

P W Woodruff; I C Wright; N Shuriquie; H Russouw; T Rushe; R J Howard; M Graves; E T Bullmore; R M Murray

Structural brain abnormalities in male schizophrenics reflect fronto-temporal dissociation.

P W Woodruff
, I C Wright
, N Shuriquie
, H Russouw
, T Rushe
, R J Howard
, M Graves
, E T Bullmore
, R M Murray

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Abstract

These results support the existence of a relative 'fronto-temporal dissociation' in schizophrenia which we suggest may be due to lack of mutually trophic influences during frontal and temporal lobe development.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	1257-66
Journal	Psychological Medicine
Volume	27
Issue number	6
Publication status	Published (in print/issue) - 1997

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