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Disrupted topological organization of structural networks revealed by probabilistic diffusion tractography in Tourette syndrome children 期刊论文
HUMAN BRAIN MAPPING, 2017, 卷号: 38, 期号: 8, 页码: 3988-4008
作者:  Wen, Hongwei;  Liu, Yue;  Rekik, Islem;  Wang, Shengpei;  Zhang, Jishui;  Zhang, Yue;  Peng, Yun;  He, Huiguang;  He HG(何晖光)
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Tourette Syndrome  Diffusion Mri  Probabilistic Tractography  Structural Network  Graph Theory  Topological Organization  Multiple Kernel Learning  
Structural insights into aberrant cortical morphometry and network organization in psychogenic erectile dysfunction 期刊论文
HUMAN BRAIN MAPPING, 2015, 卷号: 36, 期号: 11, 页码: 4469-4482
作者:  Zhao, Lu;  Guan, Min;  Zhang, Xiangsheng;  Karama, Sherif;  Khundrakpam, Budhachandra;  Wang, Meiyun;  Dong, Minghao;  Qin, Wei;  Tian, Jie;  Evans, Alan C.;  Shi, Dapeng
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Magnetic Resonance Imaging  Cortical Thickness  Scale Space Search  Structural Covariance Network  Psychogenic Erectile Dysfunction  
Abnormal salience network in normal aging and in amnestic mild cognitive impairment and Alzheimer's disease 期刊论文
HUMAN BRAIN MAPPING, 2014, 卷号: 35, 期号: 7, 页码: 3446-3464
作者:  He, Xiaoxi;  Qin, Wen;  Liu, Yong;  Zhang, Xinqing;  Duan, Yunyun;  Song, Jinyu;  Li, Kuncheng;  Jiang, Tianzi;  Yu, Chunshui
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Alzheimer's Disease  Normal Aging  Salience Network  Gray Matter Volume  Functional Connectivity  
Time-Varied Characteristics of Acupuncture Effects in fMRI Studies 期刊论文
HUMAN BRAIN MAPPING, 2009, 卷号: 30, 期号: 11, 页码: 3445-3460
作者:  Bai, Lijun;  Qin, Wei;  Tian, Jie;  Liu, Peng;  Li, LinLing;  Chen, Peng;  Dai, Jianping;  Craggs, Jason G.;  von Deneen, Karen M.;  Liu, Yijun
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Acupuncture  Resting Baseline Condition  Time-varied Responses  Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging