Multiscale heterogeneity of white matter morphometry in psychiatric disorders.
Ashlea SegalRobert E SmithSidhant ChopraStuart OldhamLinden ParkesKevin M AquinoSeyed Mostafa KiaThomas WolfersBarbara FrankeMartine HoogmanChristian F BeckmannLars Tjelta WestlyeOle Andreas AndreassenAndrew ZaleskeyHarrison J BenChristopher G DaveyCarles Soriano-MasNarcís CardonerJeggan TiegoMurat YucelLeah BraganzaChao SuoMichael BerkSusan M CottonMark A BellgroveAndre F MarquandAlex FornitoPublished in: bioRxiv : the preprint server for biology (2024)
The prevalence of white matter volume deviations was lower than previously observed in grey matter, and the specific location of these deviations was highly heterogeneous when considering voxelwise spatial resolution. Evidence of aggregation within common pathways and networks was apparent in schizophrenia and autism but not other disorders.