Mapping Morphology of the Corpus Callosum in Schizophrenia

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Mapping Morphology of the Corpus Callosum in
Schizophrenia

• This study investigated callosal morphological
  alterations in schizophrenia using magnetic
  resonance imaging (MRI). Schizophrenic patients
  (n 25) and normal controls (n 28) were
  compared. Parametric surface modeling accurately
  represented callosal surfaces. Results revealed
  the vertical movement of the corpus callosum,
  thicker superior and inferior surfaces, and
  larger anterior and posterior regions in male
  patients. Special thanks were given to Dr. Tonmoy
  Sharma and his team for providing all the data.
  This study couldnt have continued without it.
  Further research is needed to understand the
  underlying mechanisms, diagnostic and treatment
  implications, and potential therapeutic
  strategies related to structural abnormalities in
  the corpus callosum of male schizophrenic
  patients found in this study using MRI.
• Article Link https//academic.oup.com/cercor/arti
  cle/10/1/40/377106

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