[PDF] Top 20 Original Article Altered default-mode network functional connectivity in college students with mobile phone addiction

... all functional images were transformed into standard Montreal Neurological Institute (MNI) space by linearly registering to the anatomical data and the MNI152 standard ... See full document

... and mobile phone addiction was moderated by being an only child or not, which supports Hypothesis ...for college students who were not only children, higher levels of alexithymia led to ... See full document

... Mobile phone dependence (MPD) is a behavioral addiction that has become an increasing public mental health ...with functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging ...Sixty-eight college ... See full document

... Abstract: Mobile phone addiction has been identified as a new disorder and many studies proved and indicated its signs ...attractiveness. Addiction to mobile phone use is an ... See full document

... state functional MRI recorded during sleep shows that functional connections between the thalamus and sensorimotor areas, and between thalamus and the salience network already exist in neonates ... See full document

... scan. Functional images were obtained axially by using a gradient echo-planar imaging sequence as follows: repetition time (TR) = 2,000 ms; echo time (TE) = 30 ms; slices = 36; thick- ness = 4 mm; gap = 0 mm; ... See full document

... driving connectivity from DAN to (IC15 of) DMN, which may indicate the existence of network configurations during the resting state and may represent an adaptive mechanism underlying the maintenance of ... See full document

... It is increasingly clear that psychiatric diagnostic labels do not “carve nature at its joint.” (Singh & Rose, 2009) In other words, clinical boundaries do not map cleanly onto the underlying neurobiology of mental ... See full document

... examined network-level changes associated with mild CI in PD while patients were ON medications ...long-range connectivity reductions in both PD groups and especially PD CI patients, who had reductions ... See full document

... access article distributed in accordance with the Creative Commons Attribution Non Commercial (CC BY-NC ...the original work is properly cited and the use is ... See full document

... reduced functional connectiv- ity in patients with ...pain network” ...DMN connectivity disruption was detected in the absence of significant GM changes, possibly implying that ... See full document

... Previous studies showed cortical atrophy both in the superior temporal gyrus and the inferior temporal gyrus in subcortical dementia svMCI [27]. The superior temporal gyrus played an important role in complex social ... See full document

... All statistical analyses were performed in MATLAB using MATLAB’s statistical toolbox. Each lateralization hub’s pattern of lateralization with other hubs in the ip- silateral hemisphere of the cerebral cortex was deter- ... See full document

... in functional connectivity be- tween the DMN and left-middle occipital gyrus in aMCI patients compared with healthy controls, which might be helpful for maintaining normal implicit memory in pa- tients with ... See full document

... intrinsic functional network architecture and associated functions (for review, see also Menon, 2011; Palaniyappan and Liddle, 2012; Hamilton et ...suggest altered iFC among DMN, SN, and CEN in ... See full document

... Structural connectivity was estimated for each pair of regions (anterior and posterior DMN nodes and left and right IPL for a total of six connections) using the Prob- trackx probabilistic tractography software ... See full document

... state network jointly and consistently across ...This network includes the precuneus, posterior cingulate cortex (PCC), medial prefrontal cor- tex, medial temporal lobe and angular ... See full document

... (conceptualised as environmental enrichment) triggers neurogenic benefits such as adult neurogenesis and cellular proliferation [48]. Such cellular mechanisms cannot be studied in vivo in a human model, but alternative ... See full document

... of functional connectivity from the time-varying source density of each ROI by using of the imaginary coherence method, which essentially measures how the phases between two sources are coupled to each ... See full document

... the functional connectivities of the 125 unmedicated patients from the 254 controls (after FDR correction at ...in functional connectivity between the precuneus and the lateral orbitofrontal cortex; ... See full document