Abstract #1987
            Disrupted effective connectivity in first-episode patients with major depressive disorder
                      zhan feng                     1                    , manli huang                     2                    , and hong 						yang                     2          
            
            1
           
           radiology, The First Affiliated Hospital of 
						College of Medicine, Zhejiang University, hangzhou, 
						zhejiang, China,
           
            2
           
           The 
						First Affiliated Hospital of College of Medicine, 
						Zhejiang University, zhejiang, China
          
            
          The prefrontalClimbic network(PLN) is dysregulated in 
						major depressive disorders(MDD),We use the Granger 
						causality analysis to study variation of effective 
						connectivity in PLN.The decrease of effective 
						connectivity of prefrontal cortex proved that top-down 
						cognitive control function reduction existed in MDD. The 
						abnormality of effective connectivity from right insular 
						cortex to rACC showed that there was something wrong 
						with the SN switching function between central-executive 
						network and default-mode networks under the resting 
						state.These specific abnormal connectivities further 
						supplemented the dynamic active process of PLN of MDD 
						patients.
         
 
            
				
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