Brain Imaging During the Transition from Psychosis Prodrome to Schizophrenia

Neuroimaging studies have identified patterns of brain abnormalities in various stages of schizophrenia, but whether these abnormalities reflect primary factors associated with the causes of illness or secondary phenomena such as medications has been unclear.

Recent work conducted within the prodromal risk paradigm suggests that progressive change in brain structure and function occurs around the time when clinically high-risk individuals transition into full-blown psychosis, effects that cannot be explained by exposure to medications or illness chronicity.

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There would be abnormalities.

Someone was in my mind telling me to shut the ■■■■ about them or they would hurt me.

Of course there would be abnormalities.

This bears out my decision a couple of decades ago to treat my Sz as it if were a brain injury and to try and do those things the brain injured do to regain function.

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